Warner Williams With Jay Summerour - Blues Highway: Live FLAC download

Tracklist

1	Step It Up And Go	2:38
2	Ain't Gonna Pick No More Cotton	3:47
3	Digging My Potatoes	3:37
4	Bring It On Down To My House	2:01
5	Key To The Highway	4:18
6	I'm Confessing That I Love You	2:34
7	Good Morning Little Schoolgirl	2:48
8	Mouse On The Hill	3:44
9	Hey Bartender, There's A Big Bug In My Beer	2:43
10	Worried Life Blues	3:08
11	I Got A Woman	4:29
12	I Feel So Good	1:59
13	Honeysuckle Rose	2:05
14	Little Bit A Blues Theme	3:25

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
• Copyright (c) – Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
• Recorded At – Wolf Trap, Vienna

Credits

• Arranged By – Warner Williams (tracks: 8)
• Backing Vocals – Jay Summerour (tracks: 5, 13)
• Design – Joe Parisi
• Guitar – Eddie Pennington (tracks: 9), Warner Williams
• Harmonica – Jay Summerour (tracks: 1 to 4, 11, 12, 14)
• Layout – Joe Parisi
• Liner Notes [Editing] – Leslie Spitz-Edson
• Mastered By – Pete Reiniger
• Photography – Nick Spitzer
• Producer – Nick Spitzer
• Production Manager – Mary Monseur
• Recorded By – Big Mo Mobile Recording, John Tyler , Smithsonian Productions
• Research – Leslie Spitz-Edson
• Supervised By – Atesh Sonneborn*, Daniel Sheehy
• Vocals – Warner Williams
• Whistling – Jay Summerour (tracks: 5, 13)
• Written-By – Al Neiburg (tracks: 6), Andy Razaf (tracks: 13), Big Bill Broonzy (tracks: 3, 5, 12), Bob Wills (tracks: 4), Charlie Segar* (tracks: 5), Doc Daugherty (tracks: 6), Ellis Reynolds (tracks: 6), Fats Waller (tracks: 13), J.B. Long (tracks: 1), Jay Summerour (tracks: 14), John Henry Barbee (tracks: 2), John Lee Williamson (tracks: 7), Maceo Merriweather (tracks: 10), Robert Brown (tracks: 11), Vern Orr (tracks: 9)

Notes

℗© 2004 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Center for Folklore and Cultural Heritage | 750 9th St., NW, Suite 4100
Smithsonian Institution | Washington, DC 20560-0953
www.si.edu/folkways

Recordings made March 6, 1993, March 19, 1994, and April 7, 1995 -- Recorded by John Tyler, Smithsonian Productions and Big Mo Mobile Recording.

Guitarist and songster Warner Williams of Takoma Park, Maryland, is one of the greatest unsung heroes of the Piedmont blues, an Eastern seaboard style that incorporates fiddle tunes, ballads, country and popular songs, ragtime. and gospel. With a jaunty, rhythmic, finger-picked guitar style and an eclectic repertoire that ranges from blues to honky-tonk, jazz crooning to children's songs. Warner Williams is an old-style community entertainer of national significance. He is joined by Maryland native Jay Summerour on harmonica and backing vocals. Together they conjure up a historic Piedmont duo like Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee as they make their on way on the blues highway.

Produced in collaboration with the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts and the University of New Orleans, College of Urban and Public Affairs. Underwritten by The Wallace Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 0 93074 01202 4
• Label Code: LC 9628
• ASIN: B00019PDJI
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Rights Society: BMI
• Matrix / Runout: 53668AM-01 SFW-40120 040601-26