Subject: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Scott Wilkinson Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:01 AM I just discovered Mississippi John Hurt (if you can believe it took me 36 years!). Now I'm obsessed with finding lyrics to all/most/many of his songs. I'd be grateful if someone could point me to a source for his lyrics...I'm going crazy trying to figure out several unintelligible phrases in some of his songs--most particularly, his song "Candy Man." Thanks, Scott |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Tiger Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:17 AM Scott.... If you put [john hurt] into the blue search box (upper right), you'll find 4 to get you started. Yes, those are SQUARE brackets. .....Tiger |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Easy Rider Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:42 AM Scott: Mississippi John Hurt was and is my first guitar hero, back in 1964. I play a few of his songs, and I got to meet and talk with him back then. Stefan Grossman publishes a lot of John Hurt songs, in a book, complete with music and TAB. I can't remember if the words are also in his book or not. I'll look it up, when I get home tonight. check out: Also: I know "Candyman". Let me know what words you don't understand. I'll try to help. EZR |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Easy Rider Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:45 AM Ooops! Lets try the blue clickey thing again: |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Easy Rider Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:47 AM Third time MUST be the charm: |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: The Resonator Date: 22 Jul 99 - 12:13 PM "The Country Blues Guitar" by Stefan Grossman has the music and lyrics to several John Hurt songs, including "Candyman" and "Stack O' Lee." There's also plenty of other great songs in that book. Check it out. The book is published by Oak Publications and contains the tablature, as well as standard notation. Peace.
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Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: CarlZen Date: 23 Jul 99 - 11:32 PM Stefan Grossman's Guiotar Workshop offers a book with lyrics, tablature, and a CD with about 20 of his songs, including the spoken intro to Coffee Blues, about that "good Maxwell House coffee, thats good to the last drop, you know". |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Pete Curry Date: 24 Jul 99 - 09:02 PM I'm pretty sure there is a Mississippi John Hurt song book available (with words and tablature). Check with Elderly Instruments in Landsing, Michigan (www.elderly.com). |
Subject: RE: Source for Mississippi John Hurt lyrics? From: Paul Jay Date: 24 Jul 99 - 09:34 PM Easy Rider Thank you VERY Much. There are words on that site(Harry's) that I have been looking for for years. Thanks aganin Paul |
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