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Artist
Bob Campbell
12+ albums
bluescountrycountry bluesacoustic blues
about
Apparently there is more than one artist that goes by the name Bob Campbell. Two are mentioned below. I. A topical singer-songwriter since the 80's, Bob sang of his life as a compassionate family man and a thoughtful committed citizen with a great depth of emotion and humility. Since his high school years growing up in the tumultuous 60's, Bob focused on music as a way to express his thoughts and feelings about life and the larger socio-political scene that has, over the past forty years, shaped all of our lives in ways we could never have imagined. Much like investigative journalism set to music, Bob's stirring poetry speaks of political injustice and his deep concern for all humanity, and challenges us with a compelling call to action. Though he has recently passed on, his timeless message remains alive. CDBaby: Bob Campbell II. In 1933, he was recorded at New York City for the American Record Company, and he had apparently traveled to the session with Lucille "Bessie Jackson" Bogan and guitarist Sonny Scott. Scott's recording of HIGHWAY NO. 2 BLUES may refer to Highway 2 which passes to the north of both Mantua and Ralph. Some attempt was made by the American Record Company to pass Walter's guitar-accompanied work off as by another artist, ALABAMA SAM, and his duets with Scott were issued as by the JOLLY TWO or, with vocal asides by Lucille Bogan, as by the JOLLY JIVERS. A duet with Lucille Bogan was credited BESSIE JACKSON AND WALTER SCOTT, perhaps simply a clerical
top songs
albums
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Times Ain't Like They Used To Be - Volume 1
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Exile On Main Street Blues
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Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943)
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Times Ain't Like They Used to Be Vol. 1 (Yazoo 2028)
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Times Ain't Like They Used To Be Vol. 1
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High Rollers - Vintage Gambling Songs - 1920 - 1952
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Plantation Blues / Cotton Patch & Tobacco Belt Blues
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Gambling Blues & Sinners
Working Man
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My Rough and Rowdy Ways, Vol. 2
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Times Ain't Like They Used to Be, Vol. 1
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My Rough & Rowdy Ways, Volume 2: Early American Rural Music Badman Ballads and Hellraising Songs