(Blues) VA - Beyond Mississippi - The Blues That Left Town (2 CD) - 2002, MP3, 320 kbps

01. Otis Taylor - My Soul's In Louisiana (03:33)
02. Golden Gate Quartet - Preacher And The Bear (02:47)
03. Corey Harris - Downhome Sophisticate (03:27)
04. Charley Patton - A Spoonful Blues (03:09)
05. Albert King - Crosscut Saw (07:43)
06. Muddy Waters - Rollin' And Tumblin' (04:20)
07. Aretha Franklin - Today I Sing The Blues (04:22)
08. Odea Matthews - Something Within Me (02:35)
09. Bonzo Dog Band - Can Blue Men Sing The Whites? (02:45)
10. Justin Adams - Blue Man (04:07)
11. Dr John - Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya (05:34)
12. Reverend Gary Davis - Death Don't Have No Mercy (04:06)
13. Little Axe - All Night Party (03:45)
14. Memphis Minnie - I'm A Bad Luck Woman (03:01)
15. Paul Pena - Kargyraa Moan (04:19)
16. Mahalia Jackson - Consider Me (03:34)

01. Dr Feelgood - She Does It Right (03:20)
02. Bob Dylan - Dirt Road Blues (03:35)
03. Howling Wolf - Moaning At Midnight (02:40)
04. Jessie Mae Hemphill - Loving In The Moonlight (04:51)
05. Tom Waits - Filipino Box Spring Hog (03:08)
06. Bo Diddley - Heart-O-Matic Love (02:47)
07. Van Morrison - Who Drove The Red Sports Car? (05:33)
08. Lightning Hopkins - Jake Head Boogie (02:52)
09. Chuck Berry - Deep Feeling (02:19)
10. Cassandra Wilson - Strange Fruit (05:31)
11. Sonny Terry Featuring Woody Guthrie - Rain Crow Bill (02:34)
12. Skip James - Devil Got My Woman (05:13)
13. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - That's All (02:34)
14. Errol Linton's Blues Vibe - Packin' My Bags (03:44)
15. Nina Simone - Mississippi Goddam (04:46)
16. Cripple Clarence Lofton - I Don't Know (03:06)
17. George 'Bongo Joe' Coleman - Eloise (03:03)
18. Tommy Johnson - Cool Drink Of Water Blues (03:24)
19 .B.B. And Group - Black Woman (02:54)

The Blues that left town to take a wrong turn that happened to be the right road into the unusual, the alternative & down right weird and a long way from Mississippi. 'Beyond Mississippi' takes a trip down this less travelled road to take a fresh look at the trails being blazed through Bluesland. Included in this set are blues renditions from a selection of great artists who are not necessarily associated with the Blues but never the less play a major part in the genres development over the years. Here you have a classic selection of great Blues tracks that reveals just how diverse, yet strong, the whole genre can be.
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