"Mr. Scrapper's Blues (Rem2024/Bluesv. Acoustic LP)" by Blackwell, Scrapper is a remarkable acoustic blues album that captures the raw spirit and authenticity of early American blues traditions. This newly remastered 2024 edition brings fresh clarity and warmth to classic tracks, allowing listeners to experience every nuance of Scrapper Blackwell?s intricate guitar work and soulful vocals. The LP format ensures an immersive listening journey for audiophiles and collectors alike. Released by Concord Records, a label renowned for its dedication to preserving musical heritage while embracing innovation, this record stands as both a tribute to the genre?s roots and a testament to timeless artistry.
Scrapper Blackwell was an influential figure in pre-war blues music, best known for his partnership with pianist Leroy Carr on hits like "How Long, How Long Blues." His unique fingerpicking style set him apart from his contemporaries and inspired generations of musicians after him. Over his career, Blackwell contributed significantly to shaping urban blues sounds during the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Concord Records has established itself as one of the leading independent labels worldwide since its founding in 1973. With an impressive roster spanning jazz, soul, rock, classical music?and especially blues?Concord continues to champion legendary artists while discovering new talent across genres.