Various - Easin' In (Women Sing The Blues 1924-1941) FLAC
Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | –Bessie Jackson | Tired As I Can BeGuitar – Bob Campbell , Walter Roland |
| A2 | –Bessie Jackson | Reckless Woman BluesPiano – Walter Roland |
| A3 | –Bobbie Cadillac | Easin' InGuitar, Vocals – Coley JonesPiano – Alex Moore |
| A4 | –Mae Glover | Good Hearted WomanPiano – Charles O'Neil |
| A5 | –Hattie Bolton | Move That ThingPiano – Blind John Davis |
| A6 | –Memphis Minnie | You Can't Rule MeDrums – Fred WilliamsPiano – Blind John DavisTrumpet – Alfred Bell |
| A7 | –Mary Harris | No Christmas BluesGuitar – Charley JordanPiano – Peetie Wheatstraw |
| A8 | –Clara Smith | Don't Advertise Your ManUkulele – Clarence Conaway |
| B1 | –Willie Mae McKenzie* | Get Business On Your MindPiano – Eddie Millier |
| B2 | –Bessie Jackson | Drinking BluesPiano – Walter Roland |
| B3 | –Elizabeth Washington* | My Low Down BrownCelesta – James Johnson Guitar – George Thomas Guitar [Alternatively] – Henry Thomas |
| B4 | –Lil Green | I Won't Sell My LoveAcoustic Bass – Ransome Knowling*Guitar – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Simeon Henry |
| B5 | –Ruth Willis* | I'm Still Sloppy DrunkGuitar – Buddy Moss, Curley Weaver, Fred McMullen |
| B6 | –Wiley & Wiley | Irenes Bakershop BluesLead Vocals – Irene WileyPiano, Voice [Spoken Words] – Arnold Wiley |
| B7 | –Bessie Jackson | That's What My Baby LikesPiano – Walter Roland |
| B8 | –Coot Grant | Deceiving Man BluesPiano – Wesley Wilson |
Credits
- Liner Notes – Frank Scott , Nancy Noennig*
Notes
Liner notes state that two of the three named guitarists on Track B5 play on the track - unknown which.Track A1 "probably" acc. by Bob Campbell & Walter Roland
A3: "possibly" Alex Moore
A5 : "poss." Blind John Davis
B8: unknown violin & guitar
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): MUSKADINE 105 BRE
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): MUSKADINE 105 ARE
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