Fred McDowell- The Alan Lomax Recordings (Vinyl) Stevie Ray Vaughn 'Time' resembles Grateful Dead-style improvisational

'Time' resembles Grateful Dead-style improvisational music and acoustic songs like 'Change' and 'No Rain' hinted at Pop and Folk influences

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Fred McDowell- The Alan Lomax Recordings (Vinyl) Stevie Ray Vaughn 'Time' resembles Grateful Dead-style improvisationalFred McDowell's first ever recordings before the folk festivals and blues clubs, before "Mississippi" was inserted in front of his name, before the Rolling Stones covered his "You Got To Move." They're the sound of the music McDowell played on his porch, at picnics, and juke joints; with his friends and family; occasionally for money but always for pleasure. Recorded by Alan Lomax in a meeting of two of American music's great figures. A historic