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Arthur Petties

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Track	Artist	Album
Down South Blues	Arthur Petties	I'm Going Where the Water Drinks Like Wine (18 Unsung Bluesmen) [Rarities 1923-29]
Out On Santa-Fe Blues	Arthur Petties	I'm Going Where the Water Drinks Like Wine (18 Unsung Bluesmen) [Rarities 1923-29]
That Won't Do	Arthur Petties	That Won't Do
Revenue Man Blues	Arthur Petties	That Won't Do
Good Boy Blues	Arthur Petties	That Won't Do
Quarrellin' Mama Blues	Arthur Petties	That Won't Do

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Arthur Petties (his surname is sometimes listed as Pettis) was a fine Mississippi country blues guitar player and singer with an expressive and versatile voice. He is known for only six sides, two of which were recorded on February 14, 1928 in Memphis, TN, for Victor Records, while the remaining four were tracked two apiece in Chicago, IL, on July 25 and October 7, 1930, for Brunswick Records. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.