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Curley Weaver

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Curley James Weaver (March 25, 1906 - September 20, 1962) was an American blues musician, also known as Slim Gordon. He was born in Covington, Georgia and raised on a farm near Porterdale. His mother, Savannah "Dip" Shepard Weaver, was a well-respected pianist and guitarist, who taught Curley together with her friend's sons, "Barbecue Bob" Hicks and Charlie Hicks. The three formed a group with harmonica player Eddie Mapp, and played in the local area.

Top songs

  1. You Was Born To Die
  2. No No Blues
  3. Two Faced Woman
  4. Dirty Mistreater
  5. Leg Iron Blues
  6. Birmingham Gambler
  7. Tippin' Tom
  8. Oh Lawdy Mama
  9. Black Woman
  10. Early Morning Blues
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  1. Sometime Mama
  2. Fried Pie Blues
  3. Tricks Ain't Walking No More
  4. City Cell Blues
  5. Lord Have Mercy If You Please
  6. Empty Room Blues
  7. Baby Boogie Woogie
  8. Sweet Petunia
  9. Decatur Street 81
  10. It Must Have Been Her
  11. Some Cold Rainy Day
  12. My Baby's Gone
  13. Some Rainy Day
  14. I Keep On Drinking
  15. Ticket Agent
  16. Wild Cat Kitten
  17. Dirty Deal Blues
  18. Joker Man
  19. Wee Midnight Hours
  20. Trixie
  21. Ta Ta Blues
  22. Brown Skin Woman
  23. She don't treat me good no more
  24. Tampa Strut
  25. It's the Best Stuff Yet
  26. Next Door Man (Take 1)
  27. Pal of Mine
  28. Next Door Man (Take 2)
  29. Talkin' to You Mama
  30. Honey It Must Be Love
  31. Trying to Get Home (Climbing High Mountains)
  32. River Jordan
  33. I Keep on Drinkin'
  34. Some Cold, Rainy Day
  35. East St Louis
  36. Brown Skin Women
  37. Who Stole De Lock?
  38. No No Blues (take 2)
  39. Hide Me in Thy Bosom
  40. Sending Up My Timber
  41. You Can't Get Stuff No More
  42. Some Cold Rainy Day (With Ruth Willis, vocal)
  43. Don't Forget It
  44. A to Z Blues
  45. Who Stole De Lock? (The Georgia Browns)
  46. Love Changin' Blues
  47. Savannah Mama
  48. Good Little Thing
  49. No No Blues (1933)
  50. Oh, Lawdy Mama
  51. It's My Desire
  52. Talkin' to You, Mama
  53. No No Blues (take 1)
  54. Decatur Street 81 (The Georgia Browns)
  55. No No Blues (& Eddie Mapp)
  56. Next Door Man
  57. It's the Best Stuff, Yet
  58. Tampa Street
  59. Brownskin Women
  60. Honey, It Must Be Love
  61. Next Door Man (Take 2) (The Georgia Browns)
  62. Brown Skinned Woman
  63. Tampa Strut (The Georgia Browns)
  64. You Was Born To Die (Duet With Willie McTell)
  65. Next Door Man (Take 1) (The Georgia Browns)
  66. My Baby's Gone (with Blind Willie McTell)
  67. How About You?
  68. Oh, Lawdy! Mama
  69. It Must Have Been Her (The Georgia Browns)
  70. Oh Laudy Mama
  71. Joker Man (The Georgia Browns)
  72. East St. Louis
  73. Lord, Have Mercy If You Please
  74. How About You
  75. Tricks Ain't Walkin' No More
  76. Some Cold Rainy Days
  77. Two Faced Lady
  78. Early Morning Blues (12910)
  79. No No Blues (1928)
  80. No No Blues (12090-1)
  81. You Was Born To Die (Album Version)
  82. No No Blues (12098)
  83. Early Morning Blues (C-9942)
  84. 05 - Curley Weaver - My Baby's Gone
  85. Ticket Agent (1949)
  86. She Don't Treat Me Good, No More
  87. NO NO BLUES (with Eddie Mapp)
  88. Who Stole De Lock
  89. No No Blues (12909-1)
  90. 18 - Curley Weaver - Trixie

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