The King of the Georgia Blues and master of the 12-string guitar, Blind Willie McTell™s praise has been sung far and wide by everyone from the Allman Brothers (who famously covered his Statesboro Blues), to Bob Dylan (who wrote a song about him called Blind Willie McTell), to Jack White (who covered his Southern Can Mama and Lord, Send Me An Angel). Originally recorded for Vocalion (in New York City) and Decca (in Chicago) these tracks from the mid-thirties mark the height of McTell™s recording career. Featuring his wife Kate singing on Ain™t It Grand To Be A Christian and long-time associate and Georgia guitar-great, Curley Weaver on several tracks. Track list “ SIDE A: 1. East St Louis Blues (Fare You Well) 2. Ain™t It Grand To Be A Christian 3. We Got To Meet Death One Day (Take1) 4. We Got To Meet Death One Day (Take2)5. Don™t Let Nobody Turn You Around 6. I Got Religion, I™m So Glad 7. Dying Gambler 8. God Don™t Like It SIDE B: 1. Bell Street Blues 2. Let Me Play With Yo™ Yo-Yo 3. Lay Some Flowers On My Grave 4. Ticket Agent Blues 5. Cold Winter Day 6. Your Time To Worry 7. Cooling Board Blues 8. Hillbilly Willie™s Blues