Mississippi John Hurt - 6 Albums [MP3-320Kbps] !!! torrent

ok, THIS is some tightness and you're all loving it up i see so here i've gathered together all of my mississippi john hurt albums for your listening pleasure.
old-school 1928 style, two live comps and the complete vanguard studio recordings -i've typed in all the track names as they were listed on the relevant releases and recorded them in what i consider to be more than adequate 320Kbps MP3 Audio, cool? yep.
i'm WAY down with this man and still sayin down with thee man, ok? - frosty
seed seed seed, til your eye dem bleed...


John Hurt's playful country blues was first heard in the late 1920s, when he recorded a handful of poorly selling sides for Okeh Records. It wasn't until his rediscovery during the 1960s folk revival that his remarkable talent was fully appreciated. Hurt's rediscovery only lasted a few years--he died in 1966--but his legacy, preserved on several albums recorded for Vanguard during that period, is indeed daunting. Hurt's intricate fingerpicking style--evidenced here on popular pieces like "Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor," "Richland Women Blues," "Salty Dog Blues," and "Candy Man"--went on to influence a generation of urban folk and blues artists. His music remains a sweet reminder of the pre-depression-era ragtime blues of which he was a humble and subtle master. --Billy Altman


Mississippi John Hurt


Avalon Blues: The Complete 1928 OKEH Recordings

The Complete Studio Recordings:
Today
The Immortal John Hurt
Last Sessions

D.C. Blues - The Library of Congress Recordings Vo1. 1

Memorial Anthology


anybody have the ones i'm missing? throw em down!