8 thoughts on “ Whiskey Head Woman - Tommy McClennan & Robert Petway - Cotton Pickin Blues (CD) ”

1. Tommy McClennan and his partner Robert Petway are featured here on this twenty five song compilation, "one of the best country blues albums" I've ever heard. Both men accompany themselves with acoustic guitars with occasional stand up bass, each song is sung and performed individually by McClennan and Petway/5(11).

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2. Cotton Patch Blues: 4 – Tommy McClennan: Whiskey Head Woman: 5 – Robert Petway: Ride 'Em On Down: 6 – Tommy McClennan: Crosscut Blues: 7 – Robert Petway: Let Me Be Your Boss: 8 – Tommy McClennan: Des'e My Blues: 9 – Tommy McClennan: Brown Skin Girl: 10 – Robert Petway: Bertha Lee Blues: 11 – Tommy McClennan: You Can Mistreat Me /5(3).

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3. The pairing of Tommy McClennan and Robert Petway on a single disc makes a lot of sense, given that both recorded solely for Bluebird Records (McClennan cut 40 sides for the label between and , while Petway recorded 16 sides in two sessions in and ) and since both shared a somewhat similar guitar and vocal style, even recording what were essentially variations of the same songs.6/

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4. Life and career. McClennan was born in Durant, Mississippi, and grew up in the corsounddanoncifea.boibonderghandversglutimlarovabarca.co played and sang blues in a rough, energetic style. He made a series of recordings for Bluebird Records from through He regularly played with his friend Robert Petway. His voice is heard in the background on Petway's recording of "Boogie Woogie Woman" ().

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5. Tommy McClennan & Robert Petway: Cotton Pickin' Blues Tommy McClennan - Bottle It Up And Go Robert Petway - Catfish Blues Tommy McClennan - Cotton Patch Blues - Whiskey Head Woman Robert Petway - Ride 'Em On Down Tommy McClennan - Cross Cut Saw Blues Robert Petway - Let Me Be Your Boss Tommy McClennan - Des'e My Blues - Brown Skin Girl Robert.

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6. Whiskey Head Woman: – Tommy McClennan: Brown Skin Girl: – Tommy McClennan: Des'e My Blues: CD D (JSPD) – Tommy McClennan: Cross Cut Saw Blues (Take 1) – Robert Petway: Cotton Pickin' Blues Bass – Alfred Elkins:

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7. Aug 25,  · Real footage film video of Robert Johnson, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Robert Petway, Tommy McClennan - Duration: King Biscuit Blues 5, views.

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8. Tommy McClennan (c. ) was one of America's most successful down-home blues recording artists during the period when he recorded 20 singles for the Bluebird label (). Among McClennan's most notable numbers were "Bottle It Up and Go," "Cross Cut Saw," "Travelin' Highway Man," and "New Highway No. 51 Blues.".

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