Fixin' To Die Blues
Fixin' To Die Blues Bukka White Bukka White, vocal and guitar. Washboard Sam, washboard. Recordingdate : Friday, 8 March 1940, Vocalion Rec. Chicago Note : This singers full name is/was Booker Washington White. He did six recordings this day for Vocalion and O'keh Record Co. All issued, of course ! Please Enjoy ! Peace ! Urban
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Parchman Farm Blues Bukka White
Parchman Farm Blues or When Can I Change My Clothes Bukka White Parchman Farm is Mississippi's oldest prison and is formally known as the Mississippi State Penitentiary. Parchman Farm was a plantation style farm/prison. Bukka White recorded a few songs before his time spent on the farm. He also recorded two songs while in prison for Alan Lomax and The Library of Congress. After serving his two years he went to record 12 more songs. He was another blues artist that was "rediscovered" in the sixties. This recording from his later work in the sixties.
Recoil - Electro Blues For Bukka White [2000 Version]
Directed by Richard Bell for State Films.
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Rakta Charitra Movie Scenes - Ashwini Stopping Bukka While Attacking Pratap's Mother
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Bukka White - Miss Leola
Miss Leola Morris was the longtime love and domestic partner to the legendary blues Balladeer and pioneer Booker T. Washington White. Mentor to his young cousin, BB King, Booker followed the model of the great Charlie Patton, but formed his own unique and incomparable style of blues storytelling. Here is the legend on video, singing about his sweetheart. A subject dear to many blues men, and also a source of their blues.
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Poor Boy - Lomax Prison Recording
Recorded by Alan Lomax in 1939, picture taken by Jack Delano. Sorry if any confusion was caused over this though the song and the picture are unrelated, I just like the picture so thought it was some what fitting for a song recorded in prison :) This song is by Bukka White, though i wasn't 100% sure of this when I first uploaded this as I lifted it from a large archive of LOC recordings and it didn't have an artist listed.
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Bukka White - Jelly Roll Blues
Bukka White playing Jelly Roll Blues. From the french film 'Le Blues Entre Les Dents'.
Bukka White - When Can I Change My Clothes?
www.youtube.com Artist: Bukka White Album: The Sonet Blues Story Recorded: 1963 Booker T. Washington White (November 12, 1906 -- February 26, 1977[1]) was a delta blues guitarist and singer. "Bukka" was not a nickname, but a phonetic misspelling of White's given name Booker, by his second (1937) record label (Vocalion). White himself disliked the spelling "Bukka" and preferred to be called "Booker". Born Booker T. Washington White between Aberdeen and Houston, Mississippi, he gave his cousin BB King, a Stella guitar, King's first guitar. White himself is remembered as a player of National steel guitars. He also played, but was less adept at, the piano. White started his career playing the fiddle at square dances. He claims to have met Charlie Patton early on, although some doubt has been cast upon this;[2] Regardless, Patton was a large influence on White. White typically played slide guitar, in an open tuning. He was one of the few, along with Skip James, to use a crossnote tuning in E minor, which he may have learned, as James did, from Henry Stuckey. He first recorded for the Victor Records label in 1930. His recordings for Victor, like those of many other bluesmen, fluctuated between country blues and gospel numbers. His gospel songs were done in the style of Blind Willie Johnson, with a female singer accentuating the last phrase of each line.[3] Nine years later, while serving time for assault, he recorded for folklorist John Lomax. The few songs he recorded around <b>...</b>
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Son House And Bukka White - Masters Of The Country Blues (Part 1).wmv
www.youtube.com This documentary was released in 1990 but the material is from 60's. Masters of the country blues has many episodes, on this episode we enjoy the music and performances of legendary Son House and Bukka White. Sometimes music is entertainment, sometimes it's history, and sometimes it's both. Among the recent multitude of blues reissues, recent releases from Yazoo are definitely both. Videos from the Masters of the Country Blues series feature brief but welcome performances by some seminal artists - Son House, Bukka White, the Rev. Gary Davis, Sonny Terry, Mance Lipscomb, and Lightning Hopkins. The Seattle Folklore society recorded the material in the late '60s, the tapes were saved, converted to film, and are now available on home video. Each tape features two artists, linked by geography and, consequently, musical approaches. The Mississippi delta is well represented by Son House and bukka White. Son is a true legendary slide guitarist and singer of frightening intensity. When Robert Johnson copped licks and lyrics from House's "Walking Blues" and "Preaching the Blues," he got a lesson in emotional depth as well - Son always sang for keeps. Son opens his set with a burning version of "Death Letter Blues," playing a steel-body National guitar, and, though in his late '60s, he snaps strings and growls lyrics with the fervor of a man truly possessed. House, who wavered between temptations of the blues life and a calling as a preacher, follows with an a <b>...</b>
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Aberdeen Mississippi Blues - Bukka White
Bukka White playing 'Aberdeen Mississippi Blues'. From 'Legends of Country Blues Guitar'.
Bukka White - Fixin' to Die Blues (1963 Version)
Booker T. Washington White (November 12, 1909 -- February 26, 1977) was a delta blues guitarist and singer. "Bukka" was not a nickname, but a phonetic misspelling of White's given name Booker, by his second (1937) record label (Vocalion). White himself disliked the spelling "Bukka" and preferred to be called "Booker".
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Bukka White and Howlin' Wolf - Blues at Newport
Bukka White playing with Howlin' Wolf from the Alan Lomax documentary "Devil Got My Woman: Blues at Newport 1966".
Parchman Farm Blues (Bukka White)
Here's an old Booker T. Washington White (aka Bukka White) originally recorded in 1940. In this song, I use open G tuning instead of open D on the original recording. I also use a glass slide, which I still need to work on. Parchman Farm is the nickname for Mississippi State Penitentiary, where Booker served time. Other famous inmates include Son House, Vernon Presley (Elvis's father), and Stokely Carmichael.
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Son House And Bukka White - Masters Of The Country Blues (Part 3).wmv
www.youtube.com This documentary was released in 1990 but the material is from 60's. Masters of the country blues has many episodes, on this episode we enjoy the music and performances of legendary Son House and Bukka White. Sometimes music is entertainment, sometimes it's history, and sometimes it's both. Among the recent multitude of blues reissues, recent releases from Yazoo are definitely both. Videos from the Masters of the Country Blues series feature brief but welcome performances by some seminal artists - Son House, Bukka White, the Rev. Gary Davis, Sonny Terry, Mance Lipscomb, and Lightning Hopkins. The Seattle Folklore society recorded the material in the late '60s, the tapes were saved, converted to film, and are now available on home video. Each tape features two artists, linked by geography and, consequently, musical approaches. The Mississippi delta is well represented by Son House and bukka White. Son is a true legendary slide guitarist and singer of frightening intensity. When Robert Johnson copped licks and lyrics from House's "Walking Blues" and "Preaching the Blues," he got a lesson in emotional depth as well - Son always sang for keeps. Son opens his set with a burning version of "Death Letter Blues," playing a steel-body National guitar, and, though in his late '60s, he snaps strings and growls lyrics with the fervor of a man truly possessed. House, who wavered between temptations of the blues life and a calling as a preacher, follows with an a <b>...</b>
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Bukka White - Fixin To Die Blues
Feeling funny in my mind, Lord I believe I'm fixing to die Feeling funny in my mind, Lord I believe I'm fixing to die Well, I don't mind dying But I hate to leave my children crying Well, I look over yonder to that burying ground Look over yonder to that burying ground Sure seems lonesome, Lord When the sun goes down Feeling funny in my eyes, Lord I believe I'm fixing to die, fixing to die Feeling funny in my eyes, Lord I believe I'm fixing to die Well, I don't mind dying but I hate to leave my children crying Well there's a black smoke rising, Lord It's rising up above my head, up above my head Well there's a black smoke rising, Lord It's rising up above my head And tell Jesus make up my dying bed I'm walking kind of funny, Lord I believe I'm fixing to die, fixing to die Yes I'm walking kind of funny, Lord I believe I'm fixing to die, fixing to die, fixing to die Well, I don't mind dying But I hate to leave my children crying
Booker (Bukka) White - Shake 'Em On Down
Lyrics - Shake 'Em On Down Get your nightcap mamma, And your gown Night before day We gonna Shake 'em on down I need some time holler, now Oh, must I shake 'em on down I done shout hollerin', now Must I shake 'em on down Too much is debted to me Through the week Save these chili peppers Some ol' rainy day, here Best I'm hollerin', now Ooh, must I shake 'em on down I done shout hollerin', now Must I shake 'em on down, now Fix my supper Let me go to bed This white lightnin' done gone To my head Oh, must I holler now Ooh, must I shake 'em on down I done shout hollerin', now Must I shake 'em on down I ain't been in Georgia, babe I been told Georgia women got the best Jellyroll These nights time holler, now Oh, must I shake 'em on down I done shout hollerin', mama Must I shake 'em on down See See mama, heard You, done-done Made me love you, now I know Man done coming Best I'm hollerin', now Oh, must I shake 'em on down I done shout hollerin', mama Must I shake 'em on down Pretty girl's got They don't know What it is Make me drunk at that old Whiskey still It's best I'm hollerin', now Oh, must I shake 'em on down I done shout hollerin' Must I shake 'em on down
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Please leave your comments and thanks for watching.The infectious Jitterbug Swing by Bukka White recorded in 1940.played in open d tuning. .
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'Special Stream Line' BUKKA WHITE (1940) Delta Blues Guitar Legend
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"Sic 'Em Dogs On" - Bukka White
1939 delta masterpiece with film of Mississippi river steamboat. "The Greatest In Country Blues 1929-1956 Volume III" From the liner notes: Bukka White(as by Washington Barrelhouse White), vcl/gtr. Camp no. 10, State Penitentiary, Parchman Miss.,23 May 1939
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'Bukka's Jitterbug Swing' BUKKA WHITE (1940) Delta Blues Guitar Legend
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Bukka White lesson
This lesson is in response to someone who asked me to teach them how to play it. It's not exactly the way Bukka played it, but it's close enough that you could groove on it. Tuned to vestapol (open D). Any questions just msg me and i'll do my best to awnser them. Enjoy and keep the blues alive!
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Bukka White - Baby You're Killing Me - Blues at Newport
Bukka White playing 'Baby, You're Killing Me'. This is taken from the Alan Lomax documentary 'Devil Got My Woman: Blues At Newport 1966'. Notice Son House 'dancing'.
High Fever Blues - BUKKA WHITE (1940) Delta Blues Guitar Legend
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Fixin' To Die by Bukka White Bottleneck Slide Blues Guitar Cover / Republic Guitar
Performed by Keni Lee Burgess in Spanish Tuning Key of F (CFCfac). Tricone Guitar by Republic Guitars. Free Instructional Series 1 CD included with your purchase. Tell them Keni Lee sent you.
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