Extras EP – E013-E014 – UNCLE FLIPSIDE

Additional songs and commentary related to E013 & E014

9 songs — 32 minutes

Artist	Song	Label & Cat #	Year	Month
Canned Heat	Going Up to the Country	Liberty 56077	1968	November
The Allman Brothers Band	Trouble No More	ATCO 308	1969	November
Creedence Clearwater Revival	The Midnight Special	Fantasy 8397	1969	November
Barbara Dane	I’m On My Way	Capitol 1758	1962	September
Henry Thomas	Bull Doze Blues	Vocalion 1230	1929	January
Sleepy John Estes	Someday Baby Blues	Decca 7279	1935	July
Leadbelly	Midnight Special	Live at Louisiana State Penitentiary Farm	1934	July
Bo Weavil Jackson	I’m On My Way To The Kingdom Land	Paramount 12390	1926	August
The Rolling Stones	Prodigal Son	London 539	1968	December

Notes / Credits / Personnel

Canned Heat – “Going Up to the Country”: Alan (Al) Wilson [vocal, guitar]; Jim Horn [flute]; Henry Vestine [guitar]; Larry Taylor [bass]; Adolfo de la Parra [drums]
The Allman Brothers Band – “Trouble No More”: Gregg Allman [vocals, organ]; Duane Allman [guitar]; Dickey Betts [guitar]; Berry Oakley [bass]; Jai Johanny Johanson [drums]; Butch Trucks [drums]; Adrian Barber [producer]
Creedence Clearwater Revival – “The Midnight Special”: John Fogerty [vocal, guitar]; Tom Fogerty [rhythm guitar]; Stu Cook [bass]; Doug Clifford [drums]
Barbara Dane – “I’m On My Way”: Barbara Dane [vocal, arranger]; Rocco Wilson [congas]; Kenny Whitson [piano, cornet]; Ray Johnson [piano]; Wellman Braud [bass]; Billy Strange [guitar]; Earl Palmer [drums]; The Andrews Sisters (gospel group) [backing vocals]
Henry Thomas – “Bull Doze Blues”: recorded 6/12/29 in Chicago
Sleepy John Estes – “Someday Baby Blues”: recorded 7/9/35 in Chicago
Leadbelly – “Midnight Special”: recorded in Angola, Louisiana by John and Alan Lomax
Bo Weavil Jackson – “I’m On My Way To The Kingdom Land”: recorded August 1926 in Chicago
The Rolling Stones – “Prodigal Son”: Mick Jagger [vocal]; Keith Richards [acoustic guitar]; Brian Jones [harmonica]; Jimmy Miller [producer]; Glyn Johns [engineer]