Blind Alfred Reed - Apalachian Visionary
Review by Nick Boxwell
Blind Alfred Reed's album, "Apalachian Visionary," is a stunning collection of traditional Appalachian folk songs that showcase his exceptional musicianship and storytelling abilities. The album features Reed's soulful vocals and his mastery of the fiddle and guitar, which he uses to create rich, intricate melodies that transport listeners to the heart of the Appalachian mountains.
The songs on "Apalachian Visionary" are deeply rooted in the region's history and culture, and Reed's lyrics paint vivid portraits of life in the mountains. From the haunting ballad of "There'll Be No Distinction There" to the rollicking "How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live," Reed's songs capture the spirit and resilience of the Appalachian people.
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Download
Filename: blind-alfred-reed-apalachian-visionary.zip- MP3 size: 68.2 mb
- FLAC size: 1194.6 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls | ||
| I Mean To Live For Jesus | ||
| There’ll Be No Distinction There | ||
| The Old-Fashioned Cottage | ||
| Walking In The Way With Jesus | ||
| Explosion In The Fairmount Mines | ||
| You Must Unload | ||
| Beware | ||
| Woman’s Been After Man Ever Since | ||
| How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live | ||
| You’ll Miss Me | ||
| I’m Goin’ To Walk The Streets Of Glory | ||
| Black And Blue Blues | ||
| Always Lift Him Up And Never Knock Him Down | ||
| The Wreck Of The Virginian | ||
| Fate Of Chris Lively And Wife | ||
| We’ve Got To Have ‘Em, That’s All | ||
| The Prayer Of The Drunkard’s Little Girl | ||
| Sweet Bird | ||
| The Telephone Girl | ||
| Money Cravin’ Folks | ||
| Why Do You Bob Your Hair Girls-No. 2 |
Video
Blind Alfred Reed - How Can a Man Stand Such Hard Times and Live
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Formats
- CD
- Compilation
Notes
- CD in hardcover, 84-page book featuring extensive liner notes by Ted Olson.
- Includes download/streaming code.
About Blind Alfred Reed
Folk singer and fiddler.
Born June 15, 1880 in Floyd, Virginia. Died January 17, 1956 in Cool Ridge, West Virginia.
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- Alfred Reed
- A. Reed
- Afred Reed
- Alfred
- Alfred Rreed
- Alfreed Reed
- Blind Alfred
- Reed
Summary by Nick Boxwell
Comments
2023-04-13
wow man nothing has changed that's the worst part of the song
2023-04-12
Great re-mastering! Really terrific!
2023-04-11
Thete was one time when life, paid for the food. I used to drink with a man called fred, scene of grow up , how can a poor man stand that way, it's time for to stay paper roll, darkness comes around every
2023-04-11
Even more relevant today
2023-04-11
I remember when we shared books, well I used to sit with a four shilling bag, poor man, you without a cause, a smile, dancing with me, hold the little, doctors with faces looking bright. Two pence and buy a daddy's shirt. I once if we dont take every day, tear drops, still without a cause, hardly get a breath, how can a poor man, bags of coal. Your alright, how can a poor man stay so long in a stear
2023-04-10
What a blessing!
2023-04-09
good ..
2023-04-09
Unlike the Document Records issue, this version is complete and not missing the opening up strike note on the bow.
2023-04-09
This deserves thousands of "likes"?. Thanks for loading.
2023-04-09
How soon do your albums go out of print? Do you ever run sales?
2023-04-09
Great song! Thanks for sharing!
2023-04-09
This song's message hasn't aged a day
