Album 2015 on Northwood Way Productions label
Blues (Delta Blues, Memphis Blues)
John Collins was a blues, folk and rock singer-songwriter hailing from Northern Minnesota. His skillful fingerpicking, smooth tenor and occasional growling baritone were unforgettable. "Live at the Fargo Town House," recorded sometime in 1988 or 1989, showcases him playing what he loved most: gritty and playful blues songs, accompanied by his soulful voice, skillful guitar playing and honking harmonica work.
![]() | John Collins voc, acoustic guitar, harmonica, lead vocals, album by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Hoochie Coochie Man | John Collins | Willie Dixon | 4:50 |
2 | Statesboro Blues | John Collins | Blind Willie McTell | 4:01 |
3 | Cocaine Blues | John Collins | Rev. Gary Davis | 3:17 |
4 | Crossroads | John Collins | Robert Johnson | 2:59 |
5 | You Shook Me | John Collins | J.B. Lenoir, Willie Dixon | 2:58 |
6 | King Bee | John Collins | Slim Harpo | 4:20 |
7 | After The Gold Rush | John Collins | Neil Young | 3:42 |
8 | Tell Me Why | John Collins | Neil Young | 1:58 |