A key figure on the Memphis jug band circuit of the 1920s, singer and harpist Noah Lewis was born September 3, 1895 in Henning, Tennessee. Upon relocating to Memphis, he teamed with Gus Cannon, becoming an essential component of {...
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I do not own the copyright to this recording. This video is for historical and educational purposes. About the...
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Devil In The Woodpile (1929) NOAH LEWIS (CANNON S JUG STOMPERS) The RED HOT BLUES (1925-1945) Texas Alexande...
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Gus Cannon(banjo.jug) Ashley Thompson(guitar,vocal) Noah Lewis(harmonica) recorded in Memphis 30th January 192...
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BLIND BLAKE www.blind-blake.com Like I Want To Be (1930) NOAH LEWIS (CANNON S JUG STOMPERS) The RED HOT BLU...
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ORIGINAL VERSION 1928 ........WHEN I WAS 19 YEARS OLD...
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Gus or Noah? You can love both. The Little Brothers - www.cdbaby.com...
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A bunch of vintage, homemade, and studio quality microphones set to some old Blues tunes. The Microphone is li...
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Big Railroad Blues. Great old song from Gus Cannon, Wonderful harmonica playing by Noah Lewis. Could never und...
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Giles King playing a Noah lewis style of chugging harmonica...
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This piece is based on Noah Lewis s 1920s recording which has always been a favourite of mine.......
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Gus Cannon And His Jug Stompers Recordingdate : Sept. 1928, Memphis, Tenn. V V38566, Vocalion Label Setting : ...
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Recorded @ Mockingbird Roots & Music Hall in Staunton, VA. 04/01/2010. Hambone on harp!!...
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Welchman Robert Venables says I based the piece on Palmer Macabees lost boy blues , with a quote from Noah Lew...
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A Classic Prison Blues written and recorded by Noah Lewis of Cannon s Jug Stompers in 1929. It was re-recorded...
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