Robert Wilkins - There's No Way to Get Along download song

Thanks for posting this great-great song .

Ha! Another idea that page and plant borrowed. They called it "poor tom"

what are your other top picks? :)

Researcher of black folk music Newman White suggested in the 1920s that AAAB was the second most popular lyric form after AAB in blues in the 1910s, a suggestion that fits well with other evidence. This song is a normal 16-bar AAAB blues, like "One Dime Blues" by Lemon Jefferson, "Sadie Lee Blues" by Peg Leg Howell, "Blues I Got Make A New Born Baby Cry" by Lead Belly, and so on, except he sticks extra repetitions of words in towards the front, an approach that we know goes back at least as far as 1912 in blues.

One of the best country blues singers ever. Pitch perfect, beautiful vibrato.

Thank you! Shared on Google+ & Facebook - *Remembering Robert Wilkins - January 16, 1896-May 26, 1987*. (Found on Discogs: Recorded September 23, 1929 - Peabody, Memphis Tenn.)

treated me like my poor hide was made of a rock of stone.that was enough to make me wish i was dead and gone.i stood on the roadside and waited for the train TO TAKE ME AWAY FROM HERE!!

Recorded at The Peabody Hotel, Memphis....no ducks were harmed during this recording.