Album Review
Weldon, Casey Bill – “1935-1937 Remaining Titles & Alternate Takes ” – [Document Records]
ArtCrimes 1/8/2008 12-inch, Blues
Casey Bill Weldon:
1935-1937 Remaining Titles & Alternate Takes
The final volume of Document???s trawl through Casey Bill???s extensive recordings, presenting a wide range of settings for his really exceptional guitar playing and vocals. All recordings made in Chicago, the topics here including street walkers and race horses, as well as some supernatural business. The Washboard Rhythm King tracks (side 1, tracks 5-8) are a hokum band with clarinet, kazoo, and washboard. The last three tracks here feature ???His Orchestra???, with one-time Washboard Rhythm King Arnett Nelson on clarinet along with several unknown players delivering a surprisingly full sound. As is often the case with Chicago sessions of the time, Tampa Red, Bill Broonzy and Peetie Wheatstraw make appearances.
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