Joe Calicott

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Fare Thee Well Blues 03:10 Tools
Traveling Mama Blues 03:14 Tools
Far Thee Well Blues 03:10 Tools
Laughing To Keep From Crying 03:45 Tools
Travellin' Mama Blues 03:45 Tools
Lonesome Katy Blues 03:06 Tools
Come Home To Me Baby 03:54 Tools
Frankie And Albert 03:54 Tools
Lonesome Katy Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Come Home To Me Baby (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Country Blues 03:24 Tools
Country Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Love Me Baby Blues 03:20 Tools
I Rolled And I Tumbled (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Fare You Well Baby Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Love Me Baby Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Laughing To Keep From Crying (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Fare You Well Baby Blues 03:22 Tools
Fare Thee Well Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Up Town Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
Old Bo Weevil (Joe Callicott) 03:08 Tools
Traveling Mama Blues (Joe Callicott) 00:00 Tools
I Rolled And I Tumbled 03:01 Tools
Fare You Well Blues 03:01 Tools
Good Time Blues 04:03 Tools
Fare Thee Well Blues [OST Ghost World] 03:12 Tools
Fare Thee Well 03:19 Tools
Roll and Tumble 02:58 Tools
Down to the River Jordan 02:49 Tools
Old Bo Weevil 03:17 Tools
Goodbye Baby Blues 03:41 Tools
Let Your Deal Go Down 02:55 Tools
Up Town Blues 04:04 Tools
You Don't Know My Mind 03:19 Tools
Fare Thee Well Blues - Joe Calicott 04:04 Tools
France Chance 03:19 Tools
Great Long Ways From Home 03:19 Tools
Uptown Blues 03:19 Tools
Fare Thee Well Blues (1930) 03:11 Tools
Fare Thee Well Blues / Traveling Mama Blues 03:11 Tools
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Joe Callicott, better known as Mississippi Joe Callicott (born October 10, 1900, Nesbit, Mississippi, died 1969, although that latter date is unconfirmed), was an American blues singer and guitarist. His "Love Me Baby Blues" has been covered by various artists, including Ry Cooder, under the title of "France Chance". Arhoolie Records recorded Callicott commercially in the mid-1960's. Some of his 1967 recordings, recorded by the music historian, George Mitchell, were re-released in 2003, on the Fat Possum record label. He served as a mentor to the guitarist Kenny Brown when Brown was ten years old. A headstone was erected with the help of Kenny Brown on 29 April 1995 to honor Joe Callicott in the Mount Olive Baptist Church Cemetery in Nesbit, Mississippi. This marker was financed through the Mt. Zion Memorial Fund by Chris Strachwitz, Arhoolie Records and John Fogerty. Callicott's original marker was a paving stone which read simply "Joe" and this was subsequently donated to the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.