Big Bill Broonzy

Big Bill Broonzy,
"The Young Big Bill Broonzy, 1928-1935"
Yazoo 1011; Ordering Information

"Thoroughly entertaining and exceedingly valuable ...
providing an in-depth portrait of Big Bill." - Blues
Unlimited

Big Bill was one of the best-selling and most widely copied blues artists of the 1930s. An accomplished guitar player and warm singer, he brought his unique talents to downhome hard-edged blues, intricate ragtime arrangements, hokum routines and instrumental guitar stomps.


1. Long Tall Mama (1932) 2. Mississippi River Blues (1934) 3. Saturday Night Rub (1930) 4. How You Want It Done? (1932) 5. Stove Pipe Stomp (1932) 6. Hokum Stomp (1930) 7. I Can't Be Satisfied (1930)	8. Brownskin Shuffle (1932) 9. Eagle Ridin' Papa (1930) 10. Starvation Blues (1928) 11. Hip Shakin' Strut (1930) 12. Good Liquor Gonna Carry Me Down (1935) 13. Skoodle Do Do (1930) 14. Banker's Blues (1930)