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Washington Phillips Denomination Blues mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Blues Album: Denomination Blues Country: Netherlands Released: 1980 Style: Country Blues, Gospel MP3 version RAR size: 1708 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1920 mb WMA version RAR size: 1926 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 522 Other Formats: MOD ADX DXD AA AHX MMF MPC Tracklist A1 Mother's Last Word To Her Son 2:35 A2 Take Your Burden To The Lord And Leave It There 3:07 A3 Paul And Silas In Jail 2:22 A4 Lift Him Up That's All 3:26 A5 Denomination Blues - Part 1 3:00 A6 Denomination Blues - Part 2 2:32 A7 I Am Born To Preach The Gospel 2:58 A8 Train Your Child 3:02 B1 Jesus Is My Friend 2:47 B2 What Are They Doing In Heaven Today ? 3:12 B3 A Mother's Last Word To Her Daughter 2:55 B4 I've Got The Key To The Kingdom 3:02 B5 You Can't Stop A Tattler - Part 1 2:47 B6 You Can't Stop A Tattler - Part 2 2:43 B7 I Had A Good Father And Mother 2:55 B8 The Church Needs Good Deacons 2:51 Companies, etc. Mastered At – Rabbit Hole Studios Credits Design [Cover Design] – Theo Flier Dulcimer [Dulceola], Vocals – Washington Phillips Liner Notes – Guido Van Rijn, Hans Vergeer Photography By – Herb Greenslade, Robert Matthews Producer – Guido Van Rijn Notes Remastered from rare original 78's at Rabbit Hole Studios. Original recordings were made in Dallas, Texas, USA, December 1927, 1928 & 1929. Liner notes and lyric sheet by Guido van Rijn and Hans Vergeer added to release. Comments about Denomination Blues - Washington Phillips Rolling Flipper Picked up a copy of this release after the Washington Phillips' compilation from Mississippi Records let me down with a poor pressing plaqued by horrible wow and flutter issues. No wow and flutter problems here but unfortunately Phillips' unique instrument, the zither, is nearly lost in the mix over Phillips' vocals. Perhaps the original pressing from Mississippi is better??? Related Music albums to Denomination Blues by Washington Phillips James Brown - It's A Mother Oslo Gospel Choir - We Lift Our Hands - Part Two Big Maybelle Smith - Blues,Early Early (Part 1) Robert Wilkins - Rolling Stone Part 1 & Part 2 Mother Kingdom - Mother Kingdom Various - Storefront And Street Corner Gospel Cat Mother And The All Night News Boys - Good Old Rock 'N Roll The Sensational Harmony Kings - Mother, Father, Jesus.

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