Mississippi Sheiks

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  • blues
  • delta blues
  • country blues
  • folk
  • classic blues
The Mississippi Sheiks were a popular guitar and fiddle group of the 1930s. They were notable mostly for playing country blues, but were adept at many styles of United States popular music of the time, and their records were bought by both black and white audiences. Country blues is often seen as being the domain of individual musicians, a stereotype propagated by the way such enigmatic delta blues performers such as Robert Johnson and Charley Patton have entered the popular consciousness.

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Songs

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    Seen Better Days

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    Shake Hands and Tell Me Goodbye

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    She Ain't No Good

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    She's a Bad Girl

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    She's Crazy About Her Lovin'

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    She's Going to Her Lonesome Grave

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    She's Got Something Crazy

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    Shooting High Dice

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    Show Me What You Got

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    Sittin' on the Top of the World

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    Sittin' on Top of the World

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    Sitting on Top of the World

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    Sitting on Top of the World, No. 2

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    Somebody's Got to Help Me

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    Somebody's Got to Help You

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    Still I'm Traveling On

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    Still I'm Travelling On

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    Stop & Listen Blues No. 2

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    Stop and Listen Blues

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    Stop and Listen Blues No.2

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    Stop and Listen Blues, No. 2

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    Sweet Maggie

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    Tell Me to Do Right

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    Tell Me What the Cats Fight About

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    That's It

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    The Jazz Fiddler

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    The Jazz Fiddler (take b)

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    The New Sittin' on Top of the World

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    The New Stop and Listen Blues

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    The Sheik Waltz

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    The World Is Going Wrong

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    Things About Comin' My Way

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    Times Done Got Hard

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    Too Long

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    Unhappy Blues

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    We Are Both Feeling Good Right Now

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    West Jackson Blues

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    When You're Sick With the Blues

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    Winter Time Blues

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    Yodeling Fiddling Blues

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    You'll Work Down to Me Someday

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    Your Good Man Caught the Train and Gone

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