"Back Water Blues" by Mance Lipscomb (1960)
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2023
- Texas Songster Mance Lipscomb (1895-1976) plays and sings his rendition of this blues standard written and introduced by Bessie Smith in 1927 and subsequently performed by countless others. While some live recordings of Mance's take on it have surfaced online, this recording-which originated from Mance's first field recording sessions with Chris Strachwitz and Mack McCormick at his home in Navasota, Texas, on August 13, 1960-was published only on Arhoolie's 1961 anthology 'Blues 'n Trouble' (Arhoolie F1006) and appears to be one of Mance's few Arhoolie recordings never reissued in digital format.
Photograph of Mance Lipscomb by Kelly Hart, from original circa 1970 Arhoolie publicity photo in my collection.
Copyright 1961 Arhoolie Records. I claim no proprietary rights of any sort over this recording nor the source from which it was extracted. It is presented here in good faith in the interest of the conservation of Texas music history in a strictly not-for-profit context. Should any complaint arise from the copyright holder, I will remove it without need for further action. 
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The guitar playing is deceptively simple. Only these great old blues men have that style, that something, call it nuance, that is unique, and utterly American, and expressive of a culture going back to the 19th century and beyond.
Blues authentique du vrai
As a brazilian, i can tell you we have almost the same origin with Samba. I mean, Mento in Jamaica, Bolero in Cuba.
Unique and utterly brought by africans and mixed with indigenous and european music. Imagine music today without west african influence.
The guitar playing is amazingly simple. All these great young blues men, have this style, that something special, call it sauce, that is everywhere, and udderly with a cow, expressive of a culture that goes back thousands of years.
@@Zureta5 samba é sem graça
Back when they what you called a good time house you partied all night all nobody hurt no one no shooting just good clean fun
This was Mance at his pure and powerful best, when they first discovered him in 1960
bravo for comment-!!
Gotta love Mance
Something very special.
gorgeous!
This music is magic ○•°•°•○•°•
Excellent.
Beautiful
soo touching
I love it. Was raised on thos stuff.
Superb ❤
Bah ouais ça c'est le vraie blues respect 🌹 🎸
Fabulosa
Thank-you for sharing. It is very good sound quality!
Nice post, thanks! A recent discovery for me, had seen his name, but had never heard Mance until recently.
Love this music. So down to earth !
Blues minha alma agradece👏👏👏🇺🇸.
This guy is so good that it's ridiculous. I believe three were hundreds of great black players in the heyday of country blues .....the 1920s and early '30s. Only a relatively small% were recorded.
I Fully agree with but would go further and says a good few thousands
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@@jamesbradshaw3389I'm still around but I've never been discovered.🎸🙈🙉🙊
@richardmindemann6935 not only that, back in the the day a lot of music was recorded on steel records, a lot of it got melted down in the war effort.
And that's a fact. Researching music there is commonly associated to white folks in all Americas you easily discover that none really are. Even tango in Argentina come from black slaves.
C'mon, come to a point that we can say mainstream music exist because Africa. Otherwise we get Polka, Waltz and Fado.
Thanks for posting!
Always dug Mance. 👍
Just beautiful ty :)
on the 8th day God created Blues!
Leon redbone sounded a lot like Mance Lipscomb. Especially his voice.
Dark song
The amazing thing about the photo is that guy is actually only 16 years old.
What da heeeeeeeeell
LIES
😂😂😂
Red Dead Redemption vibes.
Andato Sud America Genova Italia a Porto fa Chile Arica Harley Davidson, 1957 dopo o comprato una macchina Ford Roadster motori Flather V8 BB,( 1932. ) Dopo estrada a Perù conia Ford V8 Roadster.Removhe mis Harley così andato a Perù , Bolivia Argentina Paraguay scorso per Brasile ciao amicizia Blu 1940