Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4 (1933-1934) Memphis Minnie

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  • Release Date: 05/27/1994
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Sales Rank: 119,611
  • Label: DOCUMENT
  • UPC: 714298503128

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Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4 (1933-1934)

1LISTENMy Butcher Man / Kansas Joe 2:58
2LISTENToo Late / Kansas Joe 2:56
3LISTENAin't No Use Trying to Tell on Me (I Got Something on You) / Kansas Joe 3:11
4LISTENStinging Snake Blues / Kansas Joe 3:01
5LISTENDrunken Barrel House Blues / Kansas Joe 2:50
6LISTENI Got to Have a Little More / Kansas Joe 3:16
7LISTENSomeday I'll Be in the City / Kansas Joe 3:12
8LISTENEvil Devil Woman Blues / Kansas Joe 3:10
9LISTENGoing Back Home Blues / Kansas Joe 3:02
10LISTENMeat Cutter Blues / Kansas Joe 2:52
11LISTENYou Got to Move (Pt. 1) / Kansas Joe 3:02
12LISTENKeep It to Yourself / Kansas Joe 2:47
13LISTENKeep It to Yourself / Kansas Joe 2:55
14LISTENChickasaw Train Blues (Low Down Dirty Thing) / Kansas Joe 3:15
15LISTENBanana Man Blues (I Don't Want That Thing) / Kansas Joe 3:02
16LISTENYou Got to Move (Pt. 2) / Kansas Joe 2:47
17LISTENHole in the Wall / Kansas Joe 3:11
18LISTENGive It to Me in My Hand (Can I Go Home with You) / Kansas Joe 3:25
19LISTENSquat It / Kansas Joe 2:48
20LISTENMoanin' the Blues / Kansas Joe 3:05

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Although the title credits the material herein to Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe, very few of the tracks which comprise this volume are actually collaborative efforts between the duo -- by 1933 their personal and professional relationships were both on the rocks, with Minnie instead recording solo and Joe working with his guitarist brother Charlie. The Minnie solo sides which open the set are uniformly excellent, with the saucy "My Butcher Man" spotlighting her gifts as a lyricist and the Mississippi-styled "Too Late" underscoring her guitar prowess. By mid-1934, some measure of reconciliation had clearly been reached, as the couple was now performing together again; although their reunion was short-lived -- and their subsequent break final -- these last sides are also powerful, with the revealing "Moaning the Blues" capping their career in peak form. Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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