Tommy McClennan
One of the great Delta bluesmen, Tommy McClennan represents - with his
percussive guitar playing, vehement vocals and imaginative compositions - the
transition between the pioneers of Delta blues (Charlie Patton) and the
transformation of this style into orchestral electric blues in Chicago. He
recorded some forty outstanding tracks between 1939 and 1942, many of which
became blues standards ("Bottle Up And Go", "New Shake'm On Down", "Whiskey
Headed Woman"). He left his mark on many artists, from John Lee Hooker
Whiskey Head WomanTommy McClennan
Elsie BluesBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Whiskey Head WomanBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
It's Hard to Be LonesomeBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
You Can Mistreat Me HereBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Brown Skin GirlBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Whiskey Head WomanTommy McClennan
Cotton Pickin' Blues
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Elsie BluesBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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Whiskey Head WomanBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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It's Hard to Be LonesomeBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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You Can Mistreat Me HereBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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Brown Skin GirlBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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