Mance Lipscomb
Discovered by chance on a remote Texas farm in 1960, this simple sharecropper
went on to establish himself as one of the finest black songwriters, performing
folk songs, blues, ragtimes and ballads with equal joy and conviction. Mance
Lipscomb's gentle voice, impeccable guitar playing, finger picking (strings
played with several fingers of the right hand) and warm personality made him
very popular with white audiences on college campuses and at folk festivals. He
has recorded numerous high-quality albums.
Short Haired WomanClifton Chenier, Mance Lipscomb and Lightnin' Hopkins
Willie Poor BoyMance Lipscomb
Buck Dance
Mance LipscombBoogie in 'A'
Mance LipscombAfter Hours
Mance LipscombSt. James InfirmaryMance Lipscomb
Short Haired WomanClifton Chenier, Mance Lipscomb and Lightnin' Hopkins
Live! At The 1966 Berkeley Blues Festival
5:45
Willie Poor BoyMance Lipscomb
You Got To Reap What You Sow
3:28
Buck Dance
Mance LipscombTrouble In Mind
1:33
Boogie in 'A'
Mance LipscombTrouble In Mind
3:12
After Hours
Mance LipscombTrouble In Mind
2:09
St. James InfirmaryMance Lipscomb
