Blind Willie McTell - Three Women Blues Statesboro Blues

Review by Hamel Moric

Blind Willie McTell's album "Three Women Blues Statesboro Blues" is a timeless masterpiece that showcases the talents of this legendary blues musician. The album features a collection of 12 tracks that are a mix of blues, ragtime, and folk music, all of which are delivered with McTell's signature soulful vocals and masterful guitar playing.

The album opens with the classic "Statesboro Blues," a song that has been covered by countless artists over the years, but McTell's version still stands out as one of the best. Other standout tracks on the album include "Three Women Blues," "Broke Down Engine Blues," and "Stomp Down Rider."

One of the most impressive aspects of "Three Women Blues Statesboro Blues" is the range of emotions and moods that McTell is able to convey through his music. From the upbeat and playful "Dying Crapshooter's Blues" to the haunting and melancholic "Boll Weevil," McTell's songs are a reflection of the joys and struggles of everyday life.

Summary by Hamel Moric

"Three Women Blues Statesboro Blues" is a must-have for any fan of blues music. Blind Willie McTell's talent and artistry shine through on every track, making this album a true masterpiece of the genre.