Mississippi Records Tape Series, Vol. 7 – Trust Your Child
V/A – Trust Your Child
Mississippi Records Tape Series, Vol. 7 – Trust Your Child
MRC-007
Side A
01. Anonymous – I Won’t Go To Macy’s Anymore
02. Otis Redding (The Big O) – Stay In School
03. Nancy Dupree & The Ghetto Reality Youngsters – Bag Snatchin
04. ??? – Police Man, Police Man
05. Bill Cosby – Here Comes The Dope Pusher
06. Jr. & The Soulettes – Mama Love Tequila
07. ??? – I Never Went To Collage
08. Eunice Ford & Group -Blind Child
09. Modern Lovers – Rockin’ Rockin’ Leprechauns
10. Red Kross – I’m Alright
11. ??? – Peas & Porridge
12. Moondog – Lullaby
13. Son Of P.M. – Luk Tung Klong Yao
14. Headstart Kids – Aint Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me ‘Round
15. Grand Master Caz – Subway Rap #2
16. ??? – When I was A Baby
Side B
01. 6 Boys In Trouble – Everybody Leaves To Cha Cha Cha
02. Pookey Blow – Get Up (& Go To School)
03. ??? – Charlie Brown
04. Bruce & Ms. Nekon – Mudra
05. Bob Durough – 3 Is The Magic Number
06. Headstart Kids – Mississippi Wants Freedom
07. Bo Diddley – Do The Craw Daddy
08. ??? – Juan Crasrescado
09. Nancy Dupree & the Ghetto Reality Youngsters – James Brown
10. Blossom Dearie – Figure 8
11. Tony Spiridakis – The Records Over & There’s Nothing To Do
Oh man… really… thank you so much!
I think this tape and the newer se asia (at least that’s what I think it is) comp are my two favorite mississip tapes.. this one is great!
i am not worthy!
You’re too kind. These tapes are a treasure trove. Thanks much.
thank you! you are star!
one word: respect!
I was out running today with this comp in my headphones.
It was a magical experience, thank you!
Does anyone know the artist or any other information about the 4th track? (Police Man, Police Man)? I’ve been searching but can’t find anything! I love it!
Thank you Mississippi Records and Root Strata!
I have downloaded dozens of these Mississippi Records tapes and LOVE the diversity and rarity of the music. How awesome that these four year old Sendspace links STILL work. Thanks rootblog for allowing me to discover all this new (old) music. Also love reading comments from other music lovers who also share an appreciation for vintage musical diversity.