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J T "Funny Paper" Smith - Complete Recordings In Chronological Order 1930 1931
Review by Catherine Scott
The Complete Recordings In Chronological Order 1930 1931 by J T "Funny Paper" Smith is a must-have for any blues enthusiast. The album features 25 tracks that showcase Smith's unique style and vocals. The recordings are presented in chronological order, providing a glimpse into the evolution of his music. The sound quality is impressive, considering the age of the recordings. The liner notes provide a comprehensive overview of Smith's life and career, making this album an excellent resource for blues historians. the Complete Recordings In Chronological Order 1930 1931 is a fantastic addition to any blues collection and a testament to the enduring legacy of J T "Funny Paper" Smith.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Mama’s Quittin’ And Leavin’ - Part 1 | ||
| Howling Wolf Blues - No. 2 | ||
| Good Coffee Blues | ||
| Heart Bleeding Blues | ||
| Honey Blues | ||
| Fool’s Blues | ||
| Forty-Five Blues | ||
| Before Long | ||
| Wiskeyhead Blues | ||
| Hungry Wolf | ||
| Howling Wolf Blues - No. 4 | ||
| Tell It To The Judge No. 2 (Take B) | ||
| Seven Sisters Blues - Part 2 | ||
| Hard Luck Man Blues | ||
| Mama’s Quittin’ And Leavin’ - Part 2 | ||
| Howling Wolf Blues - No. 1 | ||
| Corn Whiskey Blues | ||
| Hoppin’ Toad Frog | ||
| Howling Wolf Blues - No. 3 | ||
| Tell It To The Judge No. 1 | ||
| County Jail Blues | ||
| Seven Sisters Blues - Part 1 |
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Formats
- CD
- Compilation
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Copyright (c) | RST Records |
| Remastered At | Studio Klement |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Compilation Producer | Johnny Parth |
| Executive-Producer | Rudi Staeger |
| Liner Notes | Teddy Doering |
| Remastered By | Hans Klement |
| Vocals | Dessa Foster (tracks: 10, 11), Magnolia Harris (tracks: 6, 7) |
| Guitar | J. T. "Funny Paper" Smith |
Notes
Recorded in Chicago, 19 September 1930 (tracks 1, 2), c. 20 September 1930 (tracks 3, 4), c. 5 November 1930 (track 5), c. late December 1930 (tracks 6, 7), 10 January 1931 (tracks 8, 9), 19 January 1931 (tracks 10, 11), 12 February 1931 (tracks 12, 13), c. March 1931 (tracks 14 to 16), and 10 July 1931 (tacks 17 to 22)Barcodes
- Barcode: none
- Rights Society: AUSTRO MECHANA
- SPARS Code: AAD
About J T "Funny Paper" Smith
Texas blues singer and guitarist, born 1896, died June 30, 1940.
Smith had a short recording career for Vocalion in 1930-1931. Among the songs recorded was his trademark song, "Howlin Wolf Blues" in four parts.
Further recordings made in 1935 "were found to be faulty." (Blues and gospel records 1890-1943 (1997), p. 825)
Real Name
- John T. Smith
Name Vars
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- Smith
- Smith (The Howling Wolf)
- Smith - The Howling Wolf
- 'Funny Papa' Smith
- Funny Papa Smith
- Funny Paper Smith
- Howling (J.T.) Smith
- Howling Smith
- Howling Smith (J.T. Smith)
- J. T. \
- Smith (Howling Smith)
- J. T. 'Funny Paper' Smith
- J. T. Funny Paper Smith
- J. T. Smith
- J.T. \
- J.T. Smith
Aliases
- Howling Smith
