Shake 'Em on Down
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The pride of Memphis country blues, Furry Lewis had a diverse repertoire that included a variety of Southern musical styles: folk songs, country music, Delta blues, and jug band among them. After recording noteworthy sides in the late-1920s, Lewis toiled as a Memphis street cleaner until the revivalist movement of the early-1960s. These 20 cuts from 1961 display a more-spirited approach than his early work. The intervening years added character to his vocals while his biting slide-guitar work includes at various times forceful rhythms, expressive wails, and supple finger picking. In his later years, Lewis had an entertainer's perspective, infusing his work with style, enthusiasm, and a compelling narrative quality. --Marc Greilsamer
Shake 'Em on Down, Music, Furry Lewis, Acoustic Blues, Acoustic Memphis Blues, Blues, Blues Revival, Blues Traditional, Country Blues, East Coast Blues, Folk-Blues, Jazz Music, Piedmont Blues, Pop, Songster, United States of America
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