8 thoughts on “ Goodbye Baby - Elmore James - The Best Of Elmore James (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. (VG++) Vinyl is in almost near mint condition, save for a few hairline surface and swirl marks, from taking the record in and out of the sleeve that will not affect play. (VG++) Plays Great! If you don't have this classic album, get it now! READ THIS: Your purchase of this lp means you have read and agree with all seller selling and shipping /5(10).

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2. Elmore James is best remembered for a single recording, the Robert Johnson song, I Believe I ll Dust My Broom. James electrified Johnson s acoustic rural blues number, transforming it into a swaggering, metropolitan juggernaut. Remember it here, along with all his other legendary works in this superb 2 /5(76).

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3. Goodbye Baby: B1: Standing At The Crossroads: See more tracks * Items below may differ depending on the release. No Vinyl+CDR 24 Listed For Sale: elmore james the best of elmore james.

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4. Feb 06,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Elmore James & John Brim - Whose Muddy Shoes (Full Vinyl ) YouTube Elmore James - 40 Exciting Legendary Blues Tracks: Tribute To Elmore James, "King of Slide.

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Best of Elmore James: The Early Years - Elmore James on AllMusic - - This breaks down Elmore's Modern recordings into.

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6. Aug 25,  · 18 videos Play all Elmore James "Blues After Hours" - Full Album Roy Hulland Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind (Live at Montreux ) - Duration: Eagle Rock 29,, views.

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7. ELMORE JAMES Vinyl Golden Classics LP 19Guitars In Orbit PLAYS WELL $ Elmore James–Standing At The Crossroads VG 7" Vinyl 45 Kent K x45 Blues

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8. Elmore James (a former radio repairman) spent a good deal of time rewiring his amplifiers, giving him a raw, distorted, and urgent sound on electric guitar that, coupled with his killer slide style, made him essentially the Godfather of modern electric guitar. This rather random but effective song collection leads off with James' signature tune, a reworking of Robert Johnson's "Dust My Broom."7/

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