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| Ain't Nothin' But the Blues |
| 1964 |
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| Woman Blue |
| 1965 |
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| Nevada Jukebox |
| 1972 |
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| The Big Sky Mudflaps |
| 1973 |
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| Judy Roderick & The Forbears |
| 1983 |
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| Recordings and Work :: Woman Blue |
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| Woman Blue |
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Originally released in 1965, the CD version was re-released in 1993 by Vanguard Records.
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©Vanguard Records
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- Someone to Talk My Troubles To (Weissman)
- Born in the Country (Traditional)
- Rock Me Baby (Traditional)
- Walking Slow Behind You (Heath/Lange)
- Young Girl's Dream (Drew/Jean)
- Mistreated (Traditional)
- Louisville Lou (Ager/Yellen)
- Country Girl Blues
- Contemporary Blues (Hendricks)
- Black and Blue (Brooks/Razaf/Waller)
- You Were on My Mind (Fricker)
- Two Hoboes (Gellert/Weissman)
- Woman Blue (Traditional)
- Jelly Roll Lord *
- Me and My Chauffeur (Memphis Minnie)*
- Mama Keeps Her Man at Home (Roderick)*
- Long Old Road (Smith)* (on CD reissue only)
*These four songs were added to the RE-ISSUE of Woman Blue
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| 06/28/03 |
If you have not heard the Judy Roderick Woman Blue cd, it's absolutely astounding. She was one of
the first women of her generation to attempt country blues and some really kinda jazzy blues. What
set Judy apart from other blues artists of the time was her sense of taste and her ability to hit
the note squarely where you wanted it to be…and at the same time she could give you chills. Every time
you heard her singing it'd bring a tear to your eye or give you chills running up and down your spine
because she was so tapped into something very profound. So if you guys haven't heard that album, its
a great piece of work. Not only was she a magnificent singer, but as a person, she was without equal.
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- Artie Traum Bearsville, NY (musician) |
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Judy was the first of her generation of blues women, and still one of the best. To this day, her
phrasing, tone and above all her originality are unmatched. A very important singer.
Don't miss this record.
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- Dave Van Ronk (1936 -2002) (musician) |
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