(1927-1930)

A1: 20112-1 Chicago, c. October 1927 A2: 20542-6 Chicago, c. May 1928 A3: 20551-1 Chicago, c. May 1928 A4: 15461 Richmond, Ind. 17 August 1929 A5: 15462 Richmond, Ind. 17 August 1929 A6: 15464-A Richmond, Ind. 17 August 1929 A7: 21354-1 Chicago, c. August 1929 A8: 21357-2 Chicago, c. August 1929 B1: 21420-1 Chicago, c. September 1929 B2: 21421-2 Chicago, c. September 1929 B3: L-23-3 Grafton, Wis., c. November 1929 B4: L-24-2 Grafton, Wis., c. November 1929 B5: L-437-2 Grafton, Wis., c. 29 May 1930 B6: L-438-2 Grafton, Wis., c. 29 May 1930 B7: L-439-2 Grafton, Wis., c. 29 May 1930 B8: L-440-2 Grafton, Wis., c. 29 May 1930 Considering the extreme rarity of the original 78s, condition is generally better than might be hoped, but it must be borne in mind that only one or two copies are known to exist of some titles. Discographical details from Blues And Gospel Records 1902 - 1943 by John Godrich and Robert Dixon (third edition, Storyville 1982). Original recordings from the collections of [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Johnny+Parth]Johnny Parth[/url] and Herbert Wiesinger. Photos © Paul Oliver, used by permission. Document Records Eipeldauerstr. 23/43/5, A-1220 Vienna, Austria (Phone: 0222-2537 052) Remastering: Studio Hans Klement, Vienna Note: Blind Blake's complete recorded works are on the following 7 LPs: Document DLP-589 (=remastered version of Whoopee 101), Matchbox MSE-1003, Biograph BLP.12003, BLP-12023, BLP-12037 (=Riverside Rm-8804), Wolf WSE-133. No duplications between these! Even though the backcover states that 4 tracks of Blind Blake remain undiscovered, they have since been found, although two of them remain unreleased. The two discovered and released tracks appear on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Various-18-Classic-Blues-Songs-From-The-1920s-Vol-6/release/2561457]this compilation[/url].