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North Mississippi guitarist R.L. Burnside was one of the paragons of state-of-the-art Delta juke joint blues. The guitarist, singer and songwriter was born November 23, 1926 in Oxford, MS, and made his home in Holly Springs, in the hill country above the Delta. He lived most of his life in the Mississippi hill country, which, unlike the Delta region, consists mainly of a lot of small farms. He learned his music from his neighbor, Fred McDowell, and the highly rhythmic style that Burnside plays is evident in McDowell's recording as well. Despite the otherworldly country-blues sounds put down by Burnside and his family band, known as the Sound Machine, his other influences are surprisingly contemporary: Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and Lightnin' Hopkins. But Burnside's music is pure country Delta juke joint blues, heavily rhythm-oriented and played with a slide.
It wasn't until the 1990's that he began hitting full stride with tours and his music, thanks largely to the efforts of Fat Possum Records. The label has issued recordings made by a group of Burnside's peers, including Junior Kimbrough, Dave Thompson and others.


R.L. Burnside
The Original Boogie~LIVE!!

Tracklisting:
Recorded at House of Blues,Chicago 1998 
(FM broadcast)
1) Old black Maddie
2) Shake 'en on down
3) Rollin' and Tumblin'
4) Please don't stay
5) Long Haired Doney
6) Boogie chillun
7) Walkin blues
8) Po' Boy
9) Goin' with you Baby
10) You better stay awhile
11) Let my baby ride

Recorded 4/29/2000 in Jackson, Miss. 
(soundboard)
12) He ain't your daddy (spoken)
13) Bad luck and trouble
14) Jumper on the line
15) Dust my broom
16) Mannish Boy

Recorded in Tenn. 1999
(FM broadcast)
17) Gotta find my baby
18) Boogie instrumental

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