Mississippi, particularly the Delta, lays claim to being the land where the blues began. Forged in the crucible of poverty and racial oppression, blues flourished there as nowhere else, evolving into what most critics consider the deepest or most intense strain of the blues tradition. During the Great Migration, music changed consistently, adapting to its new surroundings like St. Louis and Chicago, while retaining its connection to its down home Delta roots. This collection celebrates the diversity and dissemination of the blues' most powerful and influential voices.
Tracklist:

1. Big Bill Broonzy - C.C. Rider 2:37
2. Roosevelt Sykes - Woman in Elaine, Arkansas 2:26
3. Son House - Death Letter Blues 3:01
4. K.C. Douglas & Richard Riggins - Your Crying Won't Make Me Stay 2:46
5. Bukka White - Columbus, Mississippi Blues 3:33
6. Cat-Iron - I'm Goin' to Walk Your Log 1:57
7. Clifton Chenier - Why Did You Go Last Night 3:20
8. Sam Chatmon - I Stand and Wonder 3:54
9. Johnny Young & Walter Horton - Sleeping with the Devil 3:59
10. Short Stuff MacOn - Short Stuff's Corinna 2:47
11. Big Joe Williams - Married Woman Blues 2:00
12. Little Brother Montgomery - Up the Country Blues 3:01
13. John Littlejohn - Dream 4:48
14. Doctor Ross - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 3:40
15. Honeyboy Edwards - Catfish Blues 3:31
16. Memphis Slim - M & O Blues 3:41
17. Scott Dunbar - Forty-Four 4:19
18. Son House - Sun Goin' Down 5:03
19. Fred McDowell - Frisco Line 4:03
20. Big Bill Broonzy - Diggin' My Potatoes 2:58

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