Blues From Maxwell Street: Historic 1960 & 1965 Recordings, including Blind Arvella Gray’s Rare Singles
Price range: $0.99 through $19.00
Maxwell Street in Chicago was once the heartbeat of blues culture, akin to Memphis’s Beale Street. Musicians from the South brought their songs to life here, creating an iconic scene of street performances. From Blind Arvella Gray to Robert Nighthawk, Maxwell Street became a historic blues stage.
In 1960, researchers captured this rich heritage, recording blues legends in their element. These vibrant recordings, initially limited to 99 copies, now come alive in this release Blues From Maxwell Street
Document Records also includes Blind Arvella Gray’s rare singles from his own 1965 label.
Available Formats:
- CD digipack with bonus immediate download
- MP3 or FLAC album with illustrated notes
- Unique live street performances
- Tracks by pioneers of Chicago blues
- Rare recordings from 1960
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21. Run Sinner, And Hide Your Face (Run, Sinner, Run) - Unidentifed Group Of Tobacco Workers
6. Fate Of Chris Lively And Wife - Blind Alfred Reed
8. He Knows How Much I Can Bear - Elder Charles Beck
7. Prayer (2217) - Rev. W.A. White
11. What's The Matter With Love? - The Five Breezes
16. Freedom Bus - Blind Arvella Gray