Ed Andrews
About the artist
During a March 1924 visit to Atlanta, OKeh made the historic first-ever field recording of a male blues singer/guitarist, Ed Andrews, who was seen busking on the street. A rough-hewn vocalist with a wide-shaking vibrato, Andrews accompanied himself with utilitarian pick-and-strum guitar. His first song, “Barrel House Blues,” strung together back-country verses, such as: “My mama told me when I was a chile, My mama told me when I was a chile,
Top songs
- Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay
- Barrel House Blues
- Barrelhouse Blues
- Barrell House Blues
- Time Ain’t Gonna Make Me Stay
- Time Aint Gonna Make Me Stay
- Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay - Original
- Time Ain´t Gonna Make Me Stay
- Time Ain’t Gonna Make Me Stay - Ed Andrews
- Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay (1924)
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- Time Aint Gonna Make Me Stay (1924)
- Time AinÕt Gonna Make Me Stay
- Making Room
- Displacement
- Times Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay
- Waiting Game
- Worth More Than Your Opinion
- tine ain't gonna make me stay
- Time Ain t Gonna Make Me Stay
- Barrrelhouse Blues
- Barrellhouse Blues
- TIME AIN'T GONNA MAKE ME STAY 1924 BLUES
- BARREL HOUSE BLUES-1924
- Personal Space
- Not Sorry
- Time Ain´t Gonna Make Me Stay
- Ed Andrews - Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay
- Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay (Ed Andrews)
- Time A'int Gonna Make Me Stay
- Time ain't gonna might my stay
- Unconditional
- Time Apart
- Planning Is Easy
- How Nothing Lasts
- Anxiety
- Shame
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