Son House & The Great Delta Blues Singers 1928 - 1930
Tweny-four tracks featuring: SON HOUSE, WILLIE BROWN, KID BAILEY, GARFIELD AKERS, JOE CALICOTT, JIM THOMPKINS, BLIND JOE (WILLIE) REYNOLDS, RUBE LACY. Genres: Mississippi Delta Blues, Country Blues, Country Blues Guitar. Informative booklet notes by Bob Groom. Detailed discography. Have you ever put an album into a player and been shocked as a surge of intensity, both beautiful and at the same time disturbing hits you like nothing before? You're mesmerised, finding it hard to believe that this is a man, relying on little more than his relentless, pounding rhythmic guitar playing and his own dark, rich, voice. These are the first few seconds of Son House's My Black Mama Part 1 recorded for Paramount in 1930 and just a hint to what is to come. This album is not just an album of singers. It is a snapshot of some finest bluesmen to have recorded. This is the blues un-distilled. Raw, hard hitting, being exorcised and torn like a demon from man's tormented soul.

Son House 'At Home' The Legendary Rochester 1969 Sessions
Features the informal recordings of Son House and his wife Evie which were made by Steve Lobb at their Rochester home a few months before Son embarked on his second European tour. They remind us of the remarkable return to music of one of the greatest Mississippi Blues Singers.

Son House Live At The Gaslight Cafe Jan 3rd 1965
DOCD-5663 Son House “Live” At The Gaslight Café, Jan 3rd 1965 Son House; vocal, guitar. Genres; Country Blues, Mississippi Delta Blues, Bottleneck-slide guitar. Informative booklet notes by Ken Romanowski. Detailed discography. Previously unreleased “in concert” recordings of the Mississippi blues marvel Son House, music associate of Charley Patton. The man who inspired musicians from Robert Johnson andMuddy Waters and to Johnny Winters and Mike Bloomfield and many others. He is known as the father of the Mississippi Delta Blues.

Field Recordings Vol 17 - Son House (1941-1942)
Son House; vocal, guitar. Includes: Willie Brown, guitar; Fiddlin’ Joe Martin, vocal, speech, mandolin; Willie Brown, guitar; Leroy Williams, harmonica. Genres; Country Blues, Mississippi Delta Blues, Bottleneck-slide guitar. Extensive booklet notes by Bob Groom, with previously unpublished information. Detailed discography. Described as "The Father of Folk Blues" and known as "The man who taught Robert Johnson", Son House recorded 17 outstanding tracks for the Library of Congress in his home state of Mississippi. Four of them were made with fellow musicians, the rest are solo performances. Made only fourteen years after his classic Paramount recordings, Document DOCD-5002)the L of C sessions reflect Son House still in his prime and are undoubtably among his best.

God Don`t Like It - Document Shortcuts Vol 1 Blues Sampler
Maybe you already know something about Document, maybe (to use a music biz term) you are just “scratching the surface”. Either way, here is a clip, a snippet, an appetizer made up from tracks found within the catalogue. You don’t have to be a collector, worrying about matrix numbers or what colour socks such and such an artist was wearing during his 1953 recording of his big hit “I’m Really Happy Blues”, to appreciate the Shortcuts albums. This music was never recorded to be analysed, it was just for people to dig it, savour it, perhaps to hear it’s message, more than likely dance to it.