Stock photo only
| Label |
Elektra 102 |
| Format |
vinyl lp |
| Country |
US |
| Genre |
Texas Blues |
| Year |
1956 |
Tracklist
A1St. James Infirmary
A2Raise A Rukus
A3Scandalize My Name
A4Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin’ Bed
A5Timber
A6Jelly, Jelly
B1One Meat Ball
B2Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho
B3Don’t Lie Buddy
B4Number Twelve Train
B5Peter
B6Takin’ Names
Condition
| Sleeve Condition |
Near Mint (NM) light corner wear |
| Label Condition |
Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition |
Side 1 – Very Good (VG) / Side 2 – Mint (M) |
| BIN # |
R82 |
Here’s a pressing that deserves serious attention from anyone collecting early electric blues or tracing the evolution of folk-blues crossover artists. Josh White’s “Josh At Midnight” captures the legendary guitarist and vocalist at a fascinating pivot point in his career, moving away from his earlier acoustic folk work toward a more electric, intimate sound that would influence countless musicians. White was already a towering figure by 1956, having performed for presidents and helped bridge the gap between traditional blues and mainstream audiences, but this album showcased his ability to adapt and evolve with changing musical landscapes.
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