Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 34:00
Size: 77.8 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[2:51] 1. Drifting Blues
[1:48] 2. Baby, Please Don't Go
[2:15] 3. Two Trains Running
[4:55] 4. Me And My Telephone
[2:55] 5. What More Can A Good Man Do
[2:53] 6. Alberta
[1:58] 7. She's My Babe
[1:53] 8. I Got My Eyes On You
[3:03] 9. Drifting From Door To Door
[2:29] 10. Long Haired Darlin'
[3:55] 11. My Baby Changed The Lock On My Door
[2:58] 12. Dust My Broom
He was born Charles W. Thompson, in Tippo, Mississippi. In his teens, Davis learned to play guitar from John Lee Hooker, and the two of them played concerts together in Detroit in the 1940s, following Davis' relocation there in 1946. Prior to his move to Detroit, Davis had worked in traveling minstrel shows. This included a spell with the Rabbit Foot Minstrels. Davis later spent nearly a year living in Cincinnati, Ohio, before he moved to Chicago in 1953. He started performing regularly in the marketplace area of Maxwell Street, playing a traditional and electrified style of Mississippi blues.
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