Blake's third Art album (according to the linear notes) was a ten inch
lp (copyright in 1952) with the same cover except the background color
was pink. Fred
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of the W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection
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A lot fo these tracks are also available on emusic.com if you want to take a
chance to check out this great group without busting your wallet. I found out
about him because a friend of mine made me a ware of it through emusic. At one
point, emusic cost 10 bucks a month for unlimited downloads (and having ethernet
at the time he and I filled up our hard drive with everything we want and I mean
everything). I had told him about the old time blues stuff and when I asked him
latere about who he liked best he told me he loved the Blid Blake. What struck
me odd about his answer was he specifically said he loved the "calypso" stuff
that he did. To my surprise I found that he had discovered a mistake in the
cataloging and I was now accidentally aware of this "other" Blind Blake. Kind
of a random side note but Blind Blake is available on emusic.com.