George Clarke

about

George Clarke recorded three sides for Bluebird in August 1936. This amounts to the total recorded output of this harmonica player. Although recorded in Chicago, Clarke's playing has a delicate, mournful quality that typifies the rural blues harmonica player. His tone is low and wavering with an approach that reminds one of jug band harp players like Noah Lewis. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

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Harmonica Blues

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Essential Blues Masters

Harp Blowers (1925-1936)

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Broke, Black & Blue: Volume Three - Good Whiskey Blues

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Broke, Black & Blue (CD3 Good Whiskey Blues 1930-39)

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Self-Destruction Blues - Drinkin', Smokin' & Murder

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Broke, Black & Blue

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Little Walter And The Kings Of The Blues Harmonica

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Broke, Black and Blue, Vol. 3: Good Whiskey Blues

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Blues!

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Gambling Blues & Sinners

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Harmonica Blues Vol 2

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