Blind Teddy Darby - 1929 1937 Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order
Review by Eduardo Murillo
Blind Teddy Darby's 1929-1937 Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order is a must-have for any blues enthusiast. The album features 25 tracks, showcasing Darby's incredible guitar skills and soulful vocals.
The album begins with Darby's earliest recordings, which are raw and unpolished yet still captivating. As the album progresses, listeners can hear Darby's growth as a musician, with more complex guitar arrangements and a more confident vocal delivery.
Highlights of the album include "Built Right on the Ground," a powerful track that showcases Darby's ability to tell a story through his music, and "Lawdy Lawdy Blues," a fast-paced tune that demonstrates Darby's nimble fingers on the guitar.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Low Mellow | ||
| The Girl I Left Behind | ||
| Lawdy Lawdy Worried Blues | ||
| My Laona Blues | ||
| Heart Trouble Blues | ||
| Pitty-Pat Blues | ||
| What Am I To Do? | ||
| Bought A Bottle Of Gin | ||
| Meat And Bread Blues (Relief Blues) | ||
| I’m Gonna Wreck Your Vee Eight - Part 2 | ||
| Pokino Blues | ||
| She Ain’t No Girl Of Mine | ||
| Bootleggin’ Ain’t Good No More | ||
| Lose Your Mind | ||
| Deceiving Blues | ||
| Don’t Like The Way You Do | ||
| She Thinks She’s Slick | ||
| Built Right On The Ground | ||
| Spike Driver | ||
| I’m Gonna Wreck Your Vee Eight - Part 1 |
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Formats
- CD
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About Blind Teddy Darby
American blues singer and guitarist.
Born: March 2, 1906 in Henderson, Kentucky
Died: December, 1975 in East St. Louis, Illinois
Darby recorded for Paramount in 1929, for Victor in 1931, for Bluebird in 1933, for Vocalion in 1935, and for Decca in 1937. Recordings made in 1960 by has never been issued.
"For the 1929 session, the Gennett files show the artist as Roosevelt Darby. We can only speculate, but it may be that this artist was named Theodore Roosevelt Darby, after Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, President of the United States from 1901 to 1909." (Blues and gospel records 1890-1943 (1997), p. 195)
Name Vars
- Blind \
- Darby
- Blind 'Blues' Darby
- Blind Blues Darby
- Blind Darby
- Blind Teddy Darby
- Ted Darby
- Theodore Darby
Aliases
- Blind Squire Turner
