℗ 1963 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Released 1963
Duration 44m 55s
Record Label Folk-Legacy Records
Catalogue No. FLG00012
Genre Blues (Acoustic Blues)
 

Talkin' About My Time

Eugene Rhodes

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1.1
If You See My Savior
Eugene Rhodes
3:08
1.2
Blues Leaping from Texas
Eugene Rhodes
4:06
1.3
Don't Talk Me to Death
Eugene Rhodes
1:50
1.4
Talkin' About My Time
Eugene Rhodes
2:36
1.5
Working on the Levee
Eugene Rhodes
2:02
1.6
Step It up and Go
Eugene Rhodes
2:10
1.7
Talk (About the Blues)
Eugene Rhodes
4:15
1.8
I Keep Wondering
Eugene Rhodes
2:55
1.9
Jelly, Jelly
Eugene Rhodes
3:06
1.10
Dough Rolling Papa
Eugene Rhodes
2:32
1.11
Who Went out the Back?
Eugene Rhodes
2:36
1.12
See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
Eugene Rhodes
3:14
1.13
I'm Gonna Find My Woman
Eugene Rhodes
3:13
1.14
If She's Your Woman
Eugene Rhodes
2:12
1.15
Fast Life
Eugene Rhodes
2:52
1.16
Whoever Will, Let Him Come
Eugene Rhodes
2:08
Recorded by renowned folklorist Bruce Jackson, this early release from the Folk-Legacy label features Eugene Rhodes, a blues musician who at the time of recording was serving a 10-to-25-year sentence at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. Having traveled through the South as a one-man-band since the 1920s, Rhodes learned the blues from the likes of Blind Lemon Jefferson, Blind Boy Fuller, and Buddy Moss—anecdotes about his experiences with these bluesmen are mentioned on the album and in the liner notes. Having played his repertoire for many years, Rhodes’ delivery is relaxed and gentle, what he describes as a “smooth blues” sung over a skillfully plucked 6- and 12-string guitar. The songs included in this collection are direct but insightful, offering evocative phrases and stirring imagery to bring out the depth of emotion that is at the heart of blues music.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Folk-Legacy Records Studio Masters

Tracks 1-16 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.76
-4.67 to -0.35
-18.64
-24.21 to -16.84
-15.83
-20.90 to -14.00
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10 to 14
1
If You See My Savior
-0.71-19.60-16.513
2
Blues Leaping from Texas
-0.35-18.31-15.111
3
Don't Talk Me to Death
-0.45-18.60-15.712
4
Talkin' About My Time
-0.97-17.30-14.611
5
Working on the Levee
-1.49-17.19-14.110
6
Step It up and Go
-0.66-19.63-16.913
7
Talk (About the Blues)
-3.98-24.21-20.914
8
I Keep Wondering
-2.16-18.20-15.711
9
Jelly, Jelly
-3.34-18.90-16.311
10
Dough Rolling Papa
-4.67-20.05-17.110
11
Who Went out the Back?
-0.68-17.79-15.112
12
See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
-2.69-18.01-15.310
13
I'm Gonna Find My Woman
-1.93-17.28-14.710
14
If She's Your Woman
-2.78-18.22-15.610
15
Fast Life
-0.47-18.19-15.611
16
Whoever Will, Let Him Come
-0.86-16.84-14.011

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