Big Joe Williams
Big Joe Williams was a gifted Delta blues singer, songwriter and guitarist,
noted for his unique rhythmic playing of a nine-string electric guitar. He was
born into a family of blues performers and left home at 19 to live the life of a
travelling bluesman playing for workers at logging camps, railways, stores, bars
and anywhere he could perform.
He was influenced by Charley Patton and in the 1930s travelled with the young
Muddy Waters and David 'Honeyboy' Edwards around the Mississippi Delta. In 1935
Williams recorded his best-known song, 'Baby Please Don't Go'. It would go on...
Baby Please Don't GoBig Joe Williams and Sonny Boy Williamson II
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Three Women BluesBig Joe Williams and Blind Willie McTell
The Slide Guitar
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Whiskey Head WomanBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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It's Hard to Be LonesomeBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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Blues Trip Me This MorningBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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You Can Mistreat Me HereBig Joe Williams and Tommy McClennan
Big Joe Williams And The Stars Of Mississippi Blues
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