Broonzy made a recording of this uptempo guitar instrumental in the 1950s but it was actually the first composition he ever recorded. Broonzy was born in Arkansas and arrived in Chicago shortly after the First World War along with countless other blacks from the Deep South, many of them musicians. He is said to have recorded this first in 1925 although it was not cut until 1927, and according to the man himself, earned him not a cent in royalties. It was released on the Paramount label as Big Bill and Thomps, the latter being second guitarist John Thomas.

Label:
Blues Encore – CD 52007
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country:
Europe
Released:
1990
Genre:
Blues
Style:
Chicago Blues

1 Big Bill Blues 3:24
2 Little City Woman 2:50
3 Back Water Blues 4:38
4 Guitar Shuffle 3:23
5 Romance Without Finance 3:09
6 Jacqueline 2:28
7 Lonesome 2:52
8 House Rent Stomp 3:16
9 Willie Mae Blues 2:30
10 Saturday Evening Blues 3:16
11 Louise, Louise Blues 4:26
12 Key To The Highway 2:32
13 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 2:49
14 Stump Blues 3:47
15 Mindin' My Own Business 2:54
16 Joe Turner Blues 5:23
17 Makin' My Getaway 3:10
18 Boogie Woogie 1:02
19 See See Rider 2:55
20 Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad 2:18
21 Plowhand Blues 2:55
22 I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town 2:20
23 How Long Blues 3:17

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