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Artist
Walter Robertson
12+ albums
blues
about
Very little is known about this West Coast blues musician, who only cut a pair of songs, the novelty-like "Sputterin' Blues" (which has appeared on numerous compilations) and "I've Done Everything I Can." A harmonica player and occasional vocalist, Walter Robertson apparently was (despite the different spellings) the brother of multi-instrumentalist L.C. Robinson, working with the latter on the Black & White label in the years immediately following World War II. He was associated with Oakland, CA-based producer Bob Geddins during this period, and his only single was likely squeezed in between recording sessions for Johnny Fuller, who played on the record as well. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Juke Joint Blues
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The Downhome Blues Sessions: Back In The Alley 1949-1954
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The Fifties: Juke Joint Blues
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The Downhome Blues Sessions Vol. 5
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Anthology Of The Blues - Archive Series Vol 3 - California Blues
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Dust My Rhythm & Blues The Flair Records R&B Story 1953-55
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California Blues - Anthology Of The Blues
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Blues Hall Of Fame
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The Downhome Blues Sessions Volume 5
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The Fifties - Juke Joint Blues
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The Fifties - Duke Joint Blues
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Dust My Rhythm & Blues: The Flair Records R&B Story 1953-55 CD 2