You Can't Stop a Tattler, Pt. 1

Various Artists

Album: Storefront & Streetcorner Gospel (1927-1929)

Genre: Gospel

Composer: Phillips


You Can't Stop a Tattler, Pt. 1		2:48

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ALBUM_ID	104580
TRACK_NAME	You Can't Stop a Tattler, Pt. 1
COMPOSER	Phillips
TRACK_NUMBER	20
RUN_TIME	2:48
TRACK_ID	1233100
ALBUM_TITLE	Storefront & Streetcorner Gospel (1927-1929)
ARTIST_NAME	Various Artists
SEARCH_NAME	Storefront & Streetcorner Gospel (1927-1929)
RATED	9
GENRE_DESCRIPTION	Gospel
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OFFICAL_LENGTH	00:02:35
SITE_REVIEW	Assembling the complete recorded works of A.C. & Blind Mamie Forehand, Washington Phillips and Luther Magby, Storefront and Streetcorner Gospel (1927-1929) offers a fascinating glimpse into the kind of spiritual music commonly heard throughout the urban areas of the south during the last years of the pre-Depression era. The common thread among these performers is their choice of unusual accompaniment -- the Dallas-based Phillips is backed by the dolceola, an ethereal variant of the dulcimer, while the Forehands employ antique cymbals and Magby uses a harmonium; little or nothing is known about the various artists, yet their music still packs a punch all these decades later. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
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