JESSE FULLER - working on the railroad 10

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JESSE FULLER - working on the railroad 10"One man band JESSE FULLER's first recordings from 1954! Jesse Fuller was a truly unique one man band who played blues, spirituals, ballads and folk songs. On these recordings we find Jesse playing guitar, harmonica, kazoo and the footdella (a bass that Jesse built which he plays with his feet). One of the greatest folk musicians of all time in his prime. Features top tunes"San Francisco Bay Blues," "Railroad Blues," "John Henry," "Lining the Tracks,"

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