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Big Joe Williams
Used - LP - ST 21022
1972 French Original In Shrink Wrap. Recorded In Copenhagen. Glossy, Unplayed Condition.
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Blues On Highway 49
Used - LP - DL 604
Beautiful Blue Label With Promotional 'Sample" Stamp 2nd Issue. Shrink Wrap Intact. This 1961 Recording, Rarely Seen On The Original Label (The Company Changed Its Name To Delmark), Features Big Joe Williams (Vocal & Guitar) And Ransom Knowling (Bass). The Tunes Are “Highway 49,” “Poor Beggar,” “Blues Left Texas,” “#13 Highway,” “Down In The Bottoms,” “Overhaul Your Machine,” “That Thing's In Town,” “Walk On Little Girl,” “Tiajuana Blues,” “45 Blues,” “Arkansas Woman” And “Four Corners Of The World.”
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Legacy Of The Blues Vol. 6
Used - LP - GNPS 10016
1976 Stereo 12 Track Compilation By One Of The Last Great Delta Bluesmen. LP Appears Virtually Unplayed.
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Nine String Guitar Blues
New - LP - 627
Sealed Reissue With Barcode On Back.
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Piney Woods Blues
Used - LP - DL 602
Beautiful Blue Label Mono Original Housed In A Laminated Cover. Features J.D. Short On Harmonica And Guitar.
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Piney Woods Blues
Used - LP - DL 602
Beautiful White And Blue Label Stereo 2nd Issue. Appears Glossy, Unplayed.
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The Legacy Of The Blues Vol. 6
New - LP - GNPS-10016
Sealed 1976 Stereo 12 Track Compilation By One Of The Last Great Delta Bluesmen. Few Small Small Corner Bumps.
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Thinking Of What They Did To Me
Used - LP - 1053
1970 Black & Red Label Original Featuring Charlie Musselwhite. Shrink Wrap Intact. LP Appears Unplayed.
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Tough Times
New - LP - F 1002
Sealed Heavy Vinyl 2nd Issue (Different Cover Art) Of Arhoolie 1002 Recorded In 1960 By Bob Geddins In Oakland, California.
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Tough Times
Used - LP - F 1002
Beautiful Copy Of This Rare 1960 Deep Groove Mono Original. “There Is Some Argument About Exactly When This Record Hit The Streets, But Back Then It Would Have Cost Only A Nickel To Get The Arhoolie Catalog Mailed To You. Big Joe Williams Is A Timeless Kind Of Bluesman, The Sort Of Artist That Sounds Completely Like His Own Man Rather Than Aspiring Toward The Muddled, Sound-Alike Mainstream. There Is Nothing Mainstream About This Guy At All. He Doesn't Even Play A Normal Guitar, Having Pieced Together Some Kind Of Nine-String Creation That Has The Best Aspects Of Both The Six- And 12-String Models, Ringing Like Chimes In The High End. The Cover Of This Album Has One Of The Best Pictures Of This Instrument That Has Been Published. Down Low, Big Joe Might Be The Originator Of Many Bass String Licks That Are Attributed To Funk Bassists, Although In Other Cases He Is Simply Imitating Big Band Bass Players And Doing It Well. There Is Another Style Of Bassline Playing He Does That Sounds Like He Is Boxing With The Instrument, Displayed Prominently On The Rollicking "Shake Your Boogie." He Is Also One Of The Great Shouting Blues Vocalists, Loud Enough To Cut Through A Bank Of Machine Guns And Friendly Sounding On Top Of That. One Really Wants To Understand Everything He Says In Order For Him To Fully Communicate, But Another Aspect Of His Vocal Style Is That He Sounds Like He Is Still Partially Chewing His Dinner, Making Full Comprehension Of The Lyrics Pretty Hard. His Wife Sings On One Track And Is Even Harder To Understand Than He Is.” Eugene Chadbourne, AMG.
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Walking Blues
New - LP - F 24724
Sealed 1981 All Analogue 2LP Gatefold Featuring Willie Dixon And Larry Johnson.
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Walking Blues
Used - LP - F 24724
1981 All Analogue 2LP Gatefold Remastered By George Horn. Features Willie Dixon And Larry Johnson. Cut Corner. Originally Released As "Studio Blues" (Bluesville 1083) And "Blues For 9 Strings" (Bluesville 1056) In 1961. Extensive Liner Notes.
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