- Someone to Talk My Troubles To
- Born in the Country
- Rock Me, Baby
- Walking Slow Behind You
- Young Girl's Dream
- Mistreated
- Louisville Lou
- Country Girl Blues
- Contemporary Blues
- Black and Blue
- You Were on My Mind
- Two Hoboes
- Woman Blue
- Jelly Roll Lord
- Me and My Chauffeur
- Mama Keeps Her Man at Home
- Long Old Road
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This album, recorded in 1965, was considered by many to be among the most stunning acoustic albums of its day. Of midwestern origin, Roderick possessed a voice of maturity beyond her years and on this masterpiece, captured a haunting and haunted blues diary. The album mixes blues and folk classics, including "You Were on My Mind," prior to its release by We Five. Woman Blue was re-released on CD in 1995, with the ill-advised addition of several outtakes from the original sessions. This is a breathtaking document of a talent left virtually unknown.
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Release Date: | 03/20/1993 |
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Label: | Vanguard Records |
UPC: | 0015707919722 |
catalogNumber: | 79197 |
Rank: | 67824 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Judy Roderick Primary Artist,Guitar,VocalsArtie Traum Guitar
Dick Weissman Guitar
Paul Griffin Piano
Russ Savakus Bass
Todd Sommer Drums
Technical Credits
Memphis Minnie ComposerBessie Smith Composer
Dave Van Ronk Author
Judy Roderick Arranger,Composer
Dick Weissman Liner Notes
Lawrence Cohn Liner Notes
Johnny Lange Composer
Dexter Payne Liner Notes
Jack Young Composer
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