Ida Cox And Her All-Star Orch. - Last Mile Blues / I Cant Quit That Man flac album

Last Mile Blues (Take 2) - 3:19 14. I Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Break My Heart - 3:22 15. I Can't Quit That Man (Take 1) - 2:55 16. I Can't Quit That Man (Take 2) - 3:00 17. I Can't Quit That Man (Take 3) - 3:17 18. You Got To Swing And Sway (Take 1) - 2:58 1. Other than an album from 1961, this CD has blues singer Ida Cox's final recordings. The first seven selections (which include a previously unreleased "One Hour Mama") has four additional alternate takes. Although her prime was considered the 1920s, Ida Cox on "Death Letter Blues" and "Four Day Creep" still sounds pretty strong. The remainder of this CD is taken from a 1940 session with trumpeter Red Allen, Higginbotham, Hall, pianist Cliff Jackson, bassist Billy Taylor, and drummer Jimmy Hoskins that resulted in four titles and four alternate takes; only two performances were released previously, but Cox's singing is excellent.

I Can't Quit My Man - Студийный альбом от Ida Cox. Вышел 2 августа 1991г. В альбом вошло 19 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 54:52. Ida Cox. – I Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Break My Heart. I Can't Quit My Man. 02:57. 4. – Death Letter Blues. 5. – One Hour Mama (breakdown).

Last Mile Blues Lyrics. You wonder why I'm grievin' and feelin' blue? All I do is moan and cry With me you'd be in sympathy if you only knew And here's the reason why: Have you heard what that mean old judge has done to me? He told the jury not to let my man go free There I stood with my heart so full of misery He must die on the gallows, that was the court's decree

Album · 2012 · 1 Song. See All. Ida Cox Vol. 3 1925-1927. 2 1924-1925. 4 1927-1938. 5 (1939-1940).

Ida Cox. Last Mile Blues. You wonder why I'm grievin' and feelin' blue? All I do is moan and cry With me you'd be in sympathy if you only knew And here's the reason why： Have you heard what that mean old judge has done to me? He told the jury not to let my man go free There I stood with my heart so full of misery He must die on the gallows, that was the court's decree I walked the floor until his time was through The judge he said there's nothin' you can do He must die on the gallows, by his neck be hung. Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim. com He must pay with.

Ida Cox was a Blues Diva of the 20s whose songs were addressed to black women. As a talented lyricist her phrases still turn up in songs today. Coffin Blues’, ‘Bone Orchard Blues’, ‘Cemetery Blues’ and many versions of ‘Graveyard Dream Blues’ spoke of a gloomy cast of mind.