Corey Harris – Fulton Blues (2013)

01 – Crying Blues [00:03:04]
02 – Underground [00:02:33]
03 – J. Gilly Blues [00:02:17]
04 – Black Woman Gates [00:02:39]
05 – Tallahatchie [00:03:52]
06 – Fulton Blues [00:02:45]
07 – Devil Got My Woman [00:04:00]
08 – House Negro Blues [00:04:32]
09 – Black Rag [00:01:59]
10 – Catfish Blues [00:03:57]
11 – That Will Never Happen No More [00:02:51]
12 – Lynch Blues [00:03:26]
13 – Maggie Walker Blues [00:03:10]
14 – Fat Duck’s Groove [00:03:40]

A new album by bluesman Corey Harris pays tribute to one Southern neighborhood with a particularly haunted past.

Fulton Blues is named for a district in Richmond, Va., that was once home to a large number of the city's middle class African-American families. But by the 1960s, Fulton had fallen on hard times. Its scenic views of the James River and easy access to downtown made it a target for "urban renewal," as it was euphemistically called in the Virginia Statehouse. The residents of Fulton were evicted and the neighborhood was razed. When Harris moved to Richmond a few years ago, he began to learn about its history and set to work on writing his latest collection.

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