Texas Alexander - Complete Recorded Works 1927-1950 Vol. 3 (1930-1950) (CD)

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Texas Alexander was a short man with a deep, bellowing blues voice. He may have had connections with Lightnin' Hopkins and Frankie Lee Sims.

Texas Alexander was from a small town in Texas called Jewett, in between Dallas and Houston. It was here that he first started to sing on the streets and in church. He started to build a reputation through doing gigs. He is known for his personal and unique tenor voice and hollering style which is very reminiscent of field singing. He was very difficult to accompany because he had a freeform style.
'He was a very difficult singer to accompany; he was liable to jump a bar, or five bars, or anything. You just had to be a fast thinker to play for Texas Alexander. When you been out there with him you done nine days work in one! Believe me, brother, he was hard to play for. He would jump-jump keys, anything. You just have to watch him, that's all.'

 

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Track Listing

    • Last Stage Blues
    • Stealing To Her Man
    • She's So Fair
    • Rolling And Stumbling Blues
    • Frost Texas Tornado Blues
    • Texas Troublesome Blues
    • Blues In My Mind
    • Mistreatin' Woman
    • Polo Blues
    • Normangee Blues
    • Worried Blues
    • Prairie Dog Hole Blues
    • Justice Blues
    • Katy Crossing Blues
    • Lonesome Blues
    • Lonesome Valley Blues
    • One Morning Blues
    • Deceitful Blues
    • Easy Rider Blues
    • Good Feelin' Blues
    • Bottoms Blues
    • Cross Roads

    Additional Details

    Label: Document Records

    Genre: Blues

    Language: English

    Run Time: 60 mins

    Region: 0

    Release Date: 04/01/22

    UPC: 714298200324

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