Bull Blues" "Hang It on the Wall" "34 Blues" "Love My Stuff" "Poor Me" "Revenue Man Blues" Performer as noted: "Troubled 'Bout My Mother" (Charley Patton and Bertha Lee) "Oh Death" (Charley Patton and Bertha Lee) "Yellow Bee" (Bertha Lee) "Mind Reader Blues" (Bertha Lee) Disc 6 Performer as noted: "Booze and Blues" (1924) (Ma Rainey) "The Crowing Rooster" (1927) (Walter Rhodes) "I Will Turn Your Money Green" (1928) (Furry Lewis) "Ham Hound Crave" (1928) (Rube Lacy) "Bye Bye Blues" (1928) (Tommy Johnson) "Maggie Campbell" (1928) (Tommy Johnson) "Big Road Blues" (1928) (Tommy Johnson) "Kansas City Blues" (1928) (William Harris) "Rowdy Blues" (1929) (Kid Bailey) "Mississippi Bottom Blues" (1929) (Kid Bailey) "Cold Woman Blues" (1929) (Blind Joe Reynolds) "Sitting on Top of the World" (1930) (Mississippi Sheiks) "Just a Spoonful" (1930) (Charley Jordan) "Banty Rooster" (1934) (Blind Pete and George Ryan) "My Grey Pony" (1935) (Big Joe Williams) "Dark Road Blues" (1935) (Willie Lofton Trio) "Blues" (1936)" (unknown convict) "Sic 'Em Dogs On" (1939) (Bukka White) "Po' Boy" (1939)" (Bukka White) "Make Me a Pallet on the Floor" (1941) (Willie Brown) "County Farm Blues" (1942) (Son House) "Saddle My Pony" (1952) (The Howlin' Wolf) "Forty Four" (1954) (The Howlin' Wolf) "Too Close" (1957) (Roebuck "Pops" Staples and the Staple Singers) Personnel Dean Blackwood – compilation producer Scott Colburn – audio production, tape transfer John Davis – transfer Potsy Duncan – illustrations, digital manipulation David Glasser – mastering, audio restoration Christopher C. King – coordination, transfers, sound director Alan Lomax – engineer John Work – engineer Charlie Pilzer – audio restoration Matt Sandoski – mastering engineer Steven Smolian – transfers David Evans – liner notes John Fahey – book Richard K. Spottswood – liner notes Chris Strachwitz – interviewer Ernest C. Withers – photography Henry H Owings – design, layout design Susan Archie – art direction References External links Release info at Revenant Records In Memoriam - John Fahey 1939-2001 by Dean Blackwood Grammy Award for Best Historical Album 2001 compilation albums Blues compilation albums Revenant Records compilation albums