
By Karl Kotas: http://www.metafilter.com/106986/William-Brown-Mississippi-Blues "William Brown was a man who recorded a handful of blues on Sadie Beck's Plantation on July 16, 1942 for Alan Lomax. Once thought to be the same man as the Willie Brown who played with Son House and Charley Patton--and was immortalized in Robert Johnson's Crossroad Blues--the consensus now is that William Brown was a different man, about whom we know next to nothing. Certainly, the handful of recordings we have that feature him supports this.
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Ragged and Dirty
Mississippi Blues
East St. Louis Blues
I Hear Footsteps (Coming Closer)
Four O'Clock Flower Blues
I'm Alone
Four O' Clock Flower Blues - William Blackwell & William Brown
Sometimes 1
Sometimes 2
Sometimes 3
Gershwin: Porgy and Bess / Act 1 - "Here Come De Honey Man ... Here's the Ol' Crap Shark"
William Brown - Mississippi Blues
Your Best Friend
William Brown - Ragged and Dirty
East St Louis Blues
Melrose Ba
Pensacola Mooch
I Will Survive
Afro Funk
Jump Back (vocal)
Swing Along (vocal)
Rondo No. 1
The Breath of a Rose
Sister Mary Had-a but One child
Pensacola Mooch (vocal)
Pensacola Mooch - vocal
Fi-yer!
Four O' Clock Flower Blues
Down In Lover's Lane (vocal)
Ragged & Dirty
Porgy and Bess / Act 1 : "My Man's Gone Now"
How i'd make $10K a month asap if i had to start again
Little Bit Of Heaven (vocal)
Mississippi Blues (1942)
fuckit
Makey Your Naming Powers
Love Is The Tend'rest Of Themes (vocal)
My Lady's Lips (vocal)
Wid De Moon, Moon, Moon (vocal)
An Exhortation (vocal)
Rain Song (vocal)
Troubled In Mind (vocal)
Springtime (vocal)
Who Dat Say Chicken In Dis Crowd (vocal)
Darktown Barbecue (vocal)
Mammy (vocal)
On Emancipation Day (vocal)
Three Dream Portraits: Minstrel Man
On Emancipation Day
Love Is The Tend'rest Of Themes
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