album John Byrd & Walter Taylor - (1929-1931) mp3 download

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Walter Taylor (2). Coal Camp Blues. B9. –Walter Taylor (2). Do You Love Me Blues.

01 - John Byrd - That White Mule Of Si. lac. 04 - John Byrd - Wasn't It Sad About Lemon. 17 - Walter Taylor - Coal Camp Blues. 18 - Walter Taylor - Do You Love Me Blues. 02 - John Byrd - The Heavenly Airplane. 15 - Walter Taylor - You Rascal, Yo. 10 - Walter Taylor - Thirty-Eight And Plus. 16 - Walter Taylor - Diamond Ring Blues. 07 - John Byrd - Disconnected Blues. 11 - Walter Taylor - Deal Ra. 14 - Walter Taylor - Broadcasting Blues. 12 - Walter Taylor - Corrine Corrine. 13 - Walter Taylor - Yo-Yo Blues.

Jerrold was born in Liverpool, the son of Thomas Serle Jerrold and Jane Matilda Copeland (who were first cousins), and one of 11 children. His family had strong theatrical connections: Both his grandfather Douglas William Jerrold and uncle William Blanchard Jerrold were notable dramatists, and his great grandfather Samuel Jerrold was an actor and theater manager.

Thirty-Eight and Plus - Walter Taylor 11. Deal Rag - Walter Taylor 12. Corrine Corrine - Walter Taylor 1. 3517-2}16 - Walter Taylor - Diamond Ring Blues.

Walter Taylor - Corrine Corrine 02:49. John Byrd & Washboard Walter - That White Mule Of Sin 03:05. Walter Taylor - You Rascal, you 02:58. Bob Campbell - Dice's Blues 02:52. John Byrd & Washboard Walter, Washboard Walter - Overall Cheater Blues 02:42. Sheffield, Skoodle Dum Doo And Sheffield - Gas Ration Blues 02:36. John Byrd & Washboard Walter, Washboard Walter - Insurance Man Blues 03:22. John Byrd & Washboard Walter, Washboard Walter - The Heavenly Airplane 02:51. John Byrd & Washboard Walter, Washboard Walter - The Heavenly Airplane 02:50. Walter Taylor, Taylor's Weatherbirds - Do You Love Me Blues 03:18. Sheffield - Sheffield.

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SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 2010 John Byrd & Walter Taylor (1929-1931) (Story of Blues, 1991). This is an interesting CD that collects the recordings of two notable performers from 1920s-era Louisville, Kentucky, John Byrd and "Washboard" Walter Taylor.