10 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Josh White, the blues and folk singer, with 'Hard Time Blues' and 'I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town' on London.AI summary
London L828 Jazz
Josh White, the American folk and blues singer and activist, on Lon, performing 'Lonesome Road' and 'He Never Said a Mumblin' Word', spirituals that were part of his repertoire.AI summary
London 1142 Voice
Josh White performing 'One Meat Ball' and 'I Want You and I Need You' on Jazz Parade B10. White was a virtuoso folk-blues guitarist and singer known for socially conscious material; Jazz Parade was a small US reissue label.AI summary
JazzParade B10 Jazz
Josh White, the Black American folk-blues singer and guitarist, with Lonesome Road and He Never Said a Mumblin' Word on London 1142.AI summary
London 1142 Voice
Josh White was an American blues and protest singer of importance in the 1940s–50s civil rights era; this Apollo coupling presents two of his acoustic blues numbers.AI summary
Apollo 157 Voice
Josh White, the blues and folk singer, with 'I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town' and 'Hard Time Blues' on London.AI summary
London 828 Jazz
Josh White, the blues and folk singer, with 'Fare Thee Well' and 'Outskirts of Town'.AI summary
Melotone 1145 Jazz
Josh White, the blues and folk singer, with 'Careless Love' and 'Prison Bound' on the American Musicraft label.AI summary
Musicraft 248 Jazz
Josh White, the influential American folk and blues guitarist and singer, recorded for the British Melodisc label in the 1950s; this coupling of "Baby baby" and "Mean mistreatin' woman" is from the early Melodisc 8000 series.AI summary
Melodisc 8008 Voice
Josh White, the blues and folk singer, with 'I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town' and 'Hard Time Blues' on London.AI summary
London 828 Jazz