
Bo Weavil Jackson (dates and places of birth and death unknown) was an American blues singer and guitarist. He was one of the first country bluesmen to be recorded, in 1926, for Paramount Records and Vocalion Records. On the latter label he was credited as Sam Butler, which has become the name most commonly used to identify him. His 78-rpm records are highly sought by collectors and have been re-released on numerous LP and CD compilation albums. His technique is distinctive for its upbeat tempo
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You Can't Keep No Brown
I'm on My Way to the Kingdom Land
Fight On, Your Time Ain't Long
Devil And My Brown Blues
Why Do You Moan?
Pistol Blues
Some Scream High Yellow
Poor Boy Blues
Jefferson County Blues
Christians Fight On Your Time Ain't Long
When The Saints Come Marching Home
Christians Fight On, Your Time Ain't Long
Heaven Is My View
Can't Keep No Brown
Pistol Blues (Pm 12389, 2675-3)
You Cant Keep No Brown
You Can't Keep No Brown (Pm 12389, 2678-2)
Devil and My Brown Blues Test
I'm On My Way To The Kingdom Land (Pm 12390, 2681-2)
Why Do You Moan (Pm 12423, 2684-2)
When The Saints Come Marching Home (Pm 12390, 2680-1)
Some Scream High Yellow (Pm 12423, 2677-2)
You Can' Keep No Brown Test
You Can’t Keep No Brown
Jefferson County Blues (alt. take)
Why Do You Moan
When the Saints Go Marching In
You Can't Keep No Brown (Vo)
Jefferson County Blues [Alternate Take]
You Can't Keep No Brown (Pm)
Christians Fight on, You're Time Ain't Long
Yo Can't Keep No Brown
'm On My Way To The Kingdom Land
I’m on My Way to the Kingdom Land
Devil and my Brown
Pistol Blues (1926)
Jefferson County Blues (Alternate Take)
I´m on My Way to the Kingdom Land
Jefferson County Blues (1)
You Can't Keep No Brown (1)
Jefferson County Blues (2)
You Can't Keep No Brown (2)
I'm On My Way To The Kingdon Land
I'm On My Way To the Kingdom
Christians, Fight on Your Time Ain't Long
When the Saints
Why do you moan ?
Im On My Way To The Kingdom Land
I'm On My Way To the Kingdom L
You Can't Keep No Brown (1926)
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