Scrapper Blackwell
Person1903-1962
Scrapper Blackwell's albums, compilations, and singles and EPs discography with cataloged releases, editions, and credits
Francis Hillman Blackwell·
United States· Darlington County
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American blues guitarist and singer, born February 21, 1903 in Syracuse, North Carolina, died October 7, 1962 in Indianapolis, Indiana (shot to death in a back alley). Played on the majority of Leroy Carr's records 1928-1935, but also made recordings of his own during the same years. He was recorded again during his last years, a.o. an LP for Prestige/Bluesville.
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Kokomo Blues / Penal Farm Blues
1928
Singles & EPs
Trouble Blues
1928
Singles & EPs
Non‐Skid Tread / Be‐Da‐Da‐Bum
1929
Singles & EPs
Down and Out Blues / Mr. Scrapper’s Blues
1929
Singles & EPs
The Dirty Dozen / Workhouse Blues
1930
Singles & EPs
Papa Wants A Cookie/ I Ain't Got No Gal
1930
Singles & EPs
That’s Tellin’ ’em / Goodbye Blues
1930
Singles & EPs
Papa Wants to Knock a Jug / What More Can I Do
1931
Singles & EPs
Lonesome Nights / I Keep The Blues
1932
Singles & EPs
Moonlight Blues / The Depression Blues
1932
Singles & EPs
Quittin’ Papa / How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone
1932
Singles & EPs
Gone Mother Blues / Midnight Hour Blues
1932
Singles & EPs
No Good Woman Blues / Alley Sally Blues
1941
Singles & EPs