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NEW STRANGERS BLUES

NEW STRANGERS BLUES "New Strangers Blues" (often listed as "New Stranger Blues" or "Poor Stranger Blues") is a notable blues song recorded by Tampa Red (Hudson Whittaker), frequently featuring pianist Georgia Tom (Thomas A. Dorsey). Recorded during the early 1930s (circa 1930-1932), this track showcases Tampa Red's signature slide guitar work and is part of his prolific pre-war recordings with Vocalion Records.  Recording Details: The song is credited to both Tampa Red and Georgia Tom, with recordings featuring their collaboration on guitar and piano. It was released on 78 rpm shellac records, sometimes paired with "Georgia Hound Blues". Musical Style: It is a prime example of urban Chicago blues, blending elements of ragtime with the bottleneck slide technique for which Tampa Red was famous. Context: The song was created during the Depression era, reflecting the social atmosphere of the time. Legacy: The theme of being a "stranger" or traveling bluesman was common, and Tampa Red's influence with this style paved the way for later blues artists. Recordings: Variations and re-recordings exist, with "Spotify - Web Player: Music for everyone" listing it under his discography, along with other similar, contemporary tracks. Subtitled: Settings ⚙︎: Subtitles/CC(2) English (United Kingdom) For more info about publications see: http://www.tenorbanjo.co.uk eBooks: Apple EPUB / Lulu / Kindle Paperbacks: Amazon / Lulu MP3 Downloads: iTunes / Amazon / YouTube / Spotify / Pandora Videos: YouTube