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Tagsmusic (115), attic (82), peanuts (54), blues (49), fiction (41), humour (40), comics (39), history (38), biography (37), black studies (29) — see all tags

GroupsCountry & Bluegrass, Diabetic Cooking, Baking and Diabetes Cookbooks, Friends of Jack (C.S. Lewis), Hymnbooks

About me I'm a musician, UNIX/web geek and compulsive cataloguer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

About my library My rating system is erratic at best and highly subjective. A rating generally reflects my enjoyment of a book, rather than a critical assessment of it.

I tend not to read much fiction, and usually pass along novels once I've read them.

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Real nameRob Hutten

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Member sinceNov 4, 2005

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Dear Rob: I'm afraid the Blind Willie Johnson book is pretty much a waste of money. I hate to discourage an author, but this is pretty much an expensive fanzine sort of thing. The Columbia/Legacy CD 2CK 52835, The Complete Blind Willie Johnson, notes by Sam Charters are better, and you get the music too. David Evans notes on Yazoo CD 1078 are good too. Lyrics are to be found in Bob MacLeod book Yazoo 21-83; Blakey's book is mainly lyrics with filler. It's pretty expensive, too, though I didn't note the exact price. However, since I've got almost all the 78s, LP reissues, and mainstream CDs, I suppose it's worth it to me. The guitar explication is not anything to be raving about either, although from what I remember this guy is basically a guitar player who pursued his mania, so maybe it would be of more interest to those who don't happen to specialize in the field, and are more or less just starting out. Unfortunately, if you're a guitarist, the music is neither written out in tab or regular notation. Sorry to have to be so discouraging, but this isn't a must have or must read book. Roger PS: since you have to order this online, and it seems to be published on order, I doubt you'll find it even used unless you really look, so get it if you need to complete something, or else try to read it through interlibrary loan.

posted by Romis78 at 11:01 am (EST) on Feb 26, 2008

Hey, thanks again for the tip on the Ralph Stanley book. I just noticed your Willy Wall Trio comment on Waxidermy and thought I recognized the name. Weird coincidence.

posted by Spitfire60 at 10:39 am (EST) on Mar 5, 2007

Thanks, Rob. I'm joining "Hymnbooks" now!

posted by smellthecoffee at 11:19 am (EST) on Jan 29, 2007

Rob, I joined your group because I have so many hymnbooks of all kinds and thought others might be interested in exchanging. Many of mine were gathered by my mother, so are pretty old. Anyone is welcome to look.

posted by lopemopay at 5:22 pm (EST) on Dec 9, 2006

rob - i've added you to my watchlist. i don't know what that means, but i guess i'll find out.

i have more books than you.

posted by bhutten at 9:27 am (EST) on Nov 28, 2005

Hey. Scott Barretta is the number 3 on your list (ruckusjuice) and is pretty high up on mine...

Tom Freeland

posted by thf4 at 4:48 pm (EST) on Nov 20, 2005

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