Joe Shores
African-American singer, who was recorded by the Library of Congress in Greenville, Mississippi, 1939.
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Folk Music of the United States: Album 8- Negro Work Songs and Calls From the Archive of American Folk Song
The Library Of Congress, Henry Truvillion, Sam Hazel, Joe Shores, Moses "Clear Rock" Platt, James "Iron Head" Baker, Will Crosby, R.D. Allen, Jesse Bradley And Group, Lightning & Group, Thomas J. Marshall, Samuel Brooks, Kelly Pace, Charlie Porter, L.T. Edwards, WIllie Hubbard, Luther Williams, Napoleon Cooper, Albert Pate, Willie Lee Jones, Allen Prothero
1943
The Library Of Congress
5x10", Album
Deep River Of Song - Mississippi Saints & Sinners - From Before The Blues And Gospel
Various
1999
Rounder Records
CD, Album
Field Recordings - Volume 3: Mississippi (1936-1942)
Various
1997
The Land Where The Blues Began
Various
2003
Rounder Select, Rounder Select, Rounder Select
CD, Album, Comp
Negro Work Songs And Calls
Various
1977
Mississippi Sounding Calls
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls (A-1)
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls (B-1)
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls [A-1]
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls [B-1]
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Call
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls - Joe Shores
Joe Shores
Deep River of Song- Mississippi - Saints and Sinners - Mississippi Sounding Calls
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls (B-1) - Joe Shores
Joe Shores
Arwhoolie (Cornfield Holler)
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding Calls (A-1) - Joe Shores
Joe Shores
Mississippi sounding calls (Alan Lomax)
Joe Shores
Mississippi Sounding
Joe Shores
