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Ari Brown (geb. 1944)

Venus

Jimmy Burns

Leaving Here Walking

Jimmy Burns, Born in 1943 near the Delta town of Dublin, Mississippi, embodies that increasingly rare combination of blues roots deep enough to tap into 'the real thing', while still possessing the youth …

Mcdaniel Floyd

Let Your Hair Down

Guitarist/ vocalist Floyd McDaniel has been playing for over half a century in an urban hipster's world of jump and jive, of rug cutters, geets and flivvers, all cited in the lyrics of his recordings. Its…

Robinson Reginald R.

Euphonic Sounds

Reginald R. Robinson was only 20 years old when he came out with his first Delmark CD, The Strongman (662), in '93. The response from writers, radio shows, musicians and the general public was immediate a…

Tab Smith (1909-1971)

Ace High

Between 1951 and 1957 Tab Smith recorded more than 90 titles for the United Record Company. Only 48 were issued. This album is the second in a series that will make available Tab's entire work on United.

Big Joe Williams

I Got Wild

Country blues at its best from the master of the nine string guitar. This is the first new Big Joe album on Delmark in 30 years. It features recordings made in St. Louis from 1958 which also gave us Piney…

Edith Wilson

He May Be Your Man....

At fifteen, Edith Wilson became the third black woman to make phonograph records and has since spent many long and productive years in the entertainment field. While she is generally classified with he va…