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Ranie Burnette Hill Country Blues(blues)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t]
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Ranie Burnette Hill Country Blues
Label : Fat Possum
Released : 2012
Format : Mp3@320
>Ranie Burnette Hill Country Blues
Label : Fat Possum
Released : 2012
Format : Mp3@320
Ranie Burnette was born on July 4th, 1913 in Pleasant Grove, MS, located in Panola County. While he was known to have played local dances and juke joints in the hill country of North Mississippi during the 1940's and 50's, competing with the likes of Fred McDowell, no known recordings of Ranie were made until the 70's and early 80's while he was living in Senatobia.
During that time he recorded two sides for a regional 45 single and was later recorded by Leo Bruin, both in Senatobia and during a trip Ranie made to the Netherlands. Some of those recordings appear on the Swingmaster CD Going Down South, along with tracks by harmonica player Johnny Woods and R.L. Burnside, whom Ranie mentored and often played with.
Burnette's music, like the aforementioned artists, is strongly rooted in the rhythmic tradition of the fife and drum bands from the region, which you'll hear on this 11-song collection,
Ranie Burnette died in Memphis, TN, on January 23, 2000 and is buried in the cemetery at Ebeneezer Missionary Baptist Church in Como, MS.
Tracklist :
01 Coal Black Mattie
02 Lonesome Moon Blues
03 Gone Dead On You
04 Two and Two Blues
05 One String Baby
06 Miss Maybelle
07 Hungry Spell
08 Dough Roller Blues
09 Turn On Down
10 Shake 'Em On Down
11 Yonder Goes My Baby
Tracks 1 – 5 and Track 11 Recorded November 1980 in Groningen, The Netherlands by Leo Bruin
Ranie Burnette, vocal, guitar
Tracks 6 – 10 Recorded August 22, 1981 in Senatobia, MS by Leo Bruin