Why Do You Moan When You Can Shake That Thing (4-CD)

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 4
Released: April 6, 2015
Originally Released: 2015
Label: JSP Records

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.Papa s Lawdy Lawdy Blues -
2.Airy Man Blues -
3.Salt Lake City Blues -
4.Salty Dog Blues -
5.The Cat s Got The Measles -
6.I Got What It Takes But It Breaks My Heart To Give It Away -
7.Shave Em Dry -
8.Coffee Pot Blues -
9.Mister Man (Pt 1) -
10.Mister Man (Pt 2) -
11.Shake That Thing -
12.The Faking Blues -
13.I m Alabama Bound -
14.Drop That Sack -
15.Hot Papa Blues -
16.Take Me Back Blues -
17.Mama Don t Allow It (and She Ain t Gonna Have It Here) -
18.Papa Charlie Jackson: Mama Don t You Think I Know
19.How Long Daddy How Long? -
20.Maxwell Street Blues -
21.All I Want Is A Spoonful -
22.I m Going Where The Chilly Winds Don t Blow -
23.Texas Blues (Tk 1) -
24.Texas Blues (Tk 2) -
25.I m Tired of Fooling Around -
26.Jackson s Blues -
27.Let s Get Along

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.Mumsy Mumsy Blues -
2.Butter and Egg Man Blues -
3.The Judge Cliff Davis Blues -
4.Up The Way Bound (Tk 1) -
5.Up The Way Bound (Tk 2)
6.Four Eleven Forty Four -
7.Your Baby Ain t Sweet Like Mine -
8.Bad Luck Woman Blues -
9.Salty Dog -
10.Gay Cattin -
11.Fat Mouth Blues -
12.She Belong To Me Blues -
13.Coal Man Blues -
14.Skoodle Um Skoo -
15.Sheik of Desplaines Street -
16.Look Out Papa Don t Tear Your Pants -
17.Baby Don t You Be So Mean -
18.Bright Eyes -
19.Blue Monday Morning Blues -
20.Long Gone Lost John -
21.I m Looking For A Woman Who Knows How To Treat Me Right -
22.Ash Tray Blues -
23.No Need of Knockin On The Blind -
24.I Like To Love My Baby -
25.Baby - Papa Needs His Lovin -
26.Lexington Kentucky Blues
27.Good Doing Papa Blues -

Tracks on Disc 3:

1.Ma and Pa Poor House Blues -
2.Big Feeling Blues -
3.Jungle Man Blues -
4.Corn Liquor Blues -
5.Don t Break Down On Me -
6.Baby Please Loan Me Your Heart -
7.Dentist Chair Blues (Pt 1) -
8.Dentist Chair Blues (Pt 2) -
9.Hot Papa Blues No. 2 -
10.We Can t Buy It No More -
11.Tailor Made Lover -
12.Take Me Back Blues No. 2 -
13.T ain t What You Do But How You Do It -
14.Forgotten Blues -
15.Papa Do Do Do Blues -
16.I ll Be Gone Babe -
17.Papa Charlie and Blind Blake Talk About It (Pt 1) -
18.Papa Charlie and Blind Blake Talk About It (Pt 2) -
19.You Got That Wrong -
20.Self Experience -
21.Skoodle Um Skoo -
22.If I Got What You Want -
23.What s That Thing She s Shaking -
24.You Put It In and I ll Take It Out

Tracks on Disc 4:

1.I Got What It Takes But It Breaks My Heart To Give It Away -
2.Hot Papa Blues (Tk 1) -
3.Mama Don t You Think I Know -
4.Gay Cattin -
5.Salt Lake City Blues (Tk 1) -
6.Salty Dog Blues (Tk 1) -
7.Shave Em Dry (Tk 1) -
8.Coffee Pot Blues (Tk 2) -
9.Shake That Thing (Take 1) -
10.The Faking Blues -
11.I m Going Where The Chilly Winds Don t Blow -
12.Mumsy Mumsy Blues -
13.Pistol Blues -
14.Some Scream High Yellow -
15.You Can t Keep No Brown -
16.When The Saints Come Marching Home -
17.I m On My Way To Kingdom Land -
18.Why Do You Moan? -
19.Devil and My Brown Blues -
20.Poor Boy Blues -
21.Jefferson County Blues -
22.Jefferson County Blues (Alt. Take) -
23.You Can t Keep No Brown (Test) -
24.Christians Fight On Your Time Ain t Long -
25.Heaven Is My View

Product Description:

Rural blues from two masters.Here's the rowdy, spirited and downright bawdy version of the blues that both singers took to audiences all over the South.Papa Charlie worked in travelling shows for at least a decade before he entered the recording studio.His records were instantly popular - but with the Depression, his star waned.These sides see Papa Charlie performing with the likes of Ida Cox, Freddie Keppard, Lucille Bogan and Ma Rainey - a measure of the esteem in which he was held.Bo Weavil Jackson is, like many early blues performers, a man shrouded in mystery. Little is known of his life before or after these recordings, except that he may well have been a native of Birmingham Alabama. What we can say with certainty is that he had a superb (and surprisingly modern) guitar technique and a compelling singing voice.