Two Poor Boys
About Two Poor Boys
The Two Poor Boys were an American folk-blues duo. Joe Evans and Arthur McLain (or McClain) were probably white performers, based in Tennessee.[1] The Two Poor Boys recorded between 1927 to 1931. Their songs typically feature Evans’ laid-back vocals, with a musical approach based on “beautifully matched guitar and mandolin accompaniment”.[2]
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Two White Horses In A Line
Old Hen Cackle
Take A Look At That Baby
John Henry Blues (Take 3)
John Henry Blues
John Henry Blues [Take 3]
So Sorry Dear
Two White Horses
John Henry
old hen crackle
look at that baby
My Baby Got A Yo-Yo
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Georgia Rose
Sitting On Top Of The World
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Two White Horses in a Line (Remastered)
Sourwood Mountain
Early Some Morning Blues
Little Son Of A Gun (Look What You Done Done)
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2 White Horses In A Line
John Henry Blues (Take 1)
Two White Horses in Line
New Huntsville Jail (take 1)
Down In Black Bottom (take 1)
Down In Black Bottom (take 2)
Old Hen Cackle (Remastered)
John Henry Blues (Remastered, Take 3)
Down in Black Bottom [Take 1]
Memphis Boogie
Raise A Ruckus
New Huntsville Jail [Take 2]
Down in Black Bottom [Take 2]
By And By
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New Huntsville Jail (take 2)
John Henry Blues [Take 1]
Stagolee
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Two White Horses in a Line, (1931)
Take a Look At That Baby, (1931)
New Huntsville Jail [Take 1]
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