- Black And Evil [unissued] # - Walkin' With Frankie [unissued] # rec. February 16 & 26, 1959 in Houston, Tx. by Mack McCormick # with Luke 'Long Gone' Miles, voc
Tradition Everest S-2056 tracks: - Short Haired Woman - Bottle It Up And Go - Long Time - The Foot Race Is On - Prison Blues Comes Down On Me # - Bunion Stew - Mama And Papa Hopkins - Get Off My Toe - Trouble In Mind - Till The Gins Runs Out - Gonna Pull A Party - When The Saints Go Marching In
notes by Mack McCormick Tradition TLP 1035 (US 1971)
some tracks on Tradition Everest S-2056 (US 1968) "The Best of Lightnin' Hopkins"
= Bellaphon BLS 4022 (Germany 197?)
= Columbia SL-5018-EV (Jp)
notes by Mack McCormick= Rycodisk TCD 1003 (US 1996)
notes by Joe Nick Patoski= Tradition 1084 (US 2002) "The Tradition Masters"2 CD-set (along with "Autobiography In Blues")
"Baby!" also on Tradition CD 1074 (US 1999) "The Very Best of Lightnin' Hopkins"
7 inch 45 rpm Smash S-1755
7 inch 45 rpm Smash S-1755 (2nd pressing)
World Pacific 1820 (US 1964)
7 inch 45 rpm World Pacific 408 (US 1964)
7 inch 45 rpm Two Kings DM-100 (US 1965)
7 inch 45 rpm Two Kings DM-101 (US 1965)
Two Kings unissued[acetats sold by Joel Slotnikoff]
gatefold LPnotes (September 1968) by Pete Welding three different label imprints: 1. no special imprint [mono?] - 2. "stereo" - 3. "electronically re-recorded to simulate stereo" World Pacific ST-20150 (US 1968)
gatefold LP = World Pacific/Liberty WPS-20150 ("electronically rechanneled stereo") (Germany 19??)
= World Pacific/Toshiba WP-8761 (Jp 1969)
Dirt Blues (Liberty LBS 83404/05 X) LP 1: Papa George Lightfoot - Wine, Woman, Whisky Lightnin' Hopkins - Antoinette's Blues [Vault SLP 129] The Chambers Brothers - Blues Get Off My Shoulder Lil' Son Jackson - Disgusted Slim Harpo - A Man Is Crying The Robins - Around About Midnight Fats Domino - Stay Away Sunnyland Slim - Dust My Broom George Smith & The Chicago Blues Band - My Babe T-Bone Walker - I Get So Weary Big Joe Williams - Oh Baby George Smith & The Chicago Blues Band - Can't Hold On Much Longer LP 2: Slim Harpo - Something Inside Me Papa George Lightfoot - Take It Witcha The Chambers Brothers - It's All Over Now Smiley Lewis - Shame, Shame, Shame Country Jim - Phillipine Blues Snooks Eaglin - Travellin' Mood Lightnin' Hopkins - California Mudslide [Vault SLP 129] Boogie Bill Webb - Boogie The Jewels - No Shoulder To Cry Wilson Pickett - If You Need Me Lightnin' Hopkins - Howling Wolf Blues Chris Kenner - I Like It Like That Minit MLL 40005 front cover photography and design by Michael Hasted; Liberty LBS 83404/05 X design by Ulrich Eichberger same front cover for mono & stereo! Minit MLL 40005 (mono) (UK 1968) [Liberty subsidiary] = Minit MLS 40005 (stereo) (UK 1968)
same front cover for mono & stereo! Minit MLL 40005 (mono) (UK 1968) [Liberty subsidiary]
= Minit MLS 40005 (stereo) (UK 1968)
gatefold DLP Liberty LBS 83404/05 X (stereo) (Germany 1970)
7 inch 45 rpm Kent 500
7 inch 45 rpmShoreline 101 / 102
Sundown CG 709-03 (NL 1982)
Sundown Records discography
recorded for George Smith's "Traveling Shoes Records" released as Shoe Label SL-1001 after George Smith's death
[of these recordings only "Long Gone", "Let Me Play With Your Poodle" and "War Time Blues" were previously issued on (two different) 45 rpm (Smash 1755)]
Sundown CG 709-05 (NL 1984)
Satch ???? [Richard "Satch" Chavira's label]
P-Vine PCD-3058 (Jp 1999)
Conjur Root Records
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thanks to Alan Balfour, Phil Watson, Klaus Kilian, Gerrit Robs, Bert Visscher and Bob Eagle for additional info / scans
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles, L.C. Williams & Lightnin' Hopkins, August 1960source: http://brazosvalleyblues.blogspot.de/p/chapter-nine.htmlphotographer: Paul Oliver
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles, L.C. Williams, Joe 'Spider' Kilpatrick & Lightnin' Hopkins, Houston, TX, August 1960source: Alan Govenar: Lightnin' Hopkins - His Life and Blues.- Chicago (Chicago Review Press) 2010, unpaginated photo pages between pp. 178 & 179photographer: Chris Strachwitz
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles & Bernie Pearl, 1966source: Gahr/Shelton: The Face of Folk Music.- New York, 1968, p. 119 ("Long John Miles")photographer: David Gahr