here is the NFO file from Indietorrents
Taken from a review by Thom Owens at AllMusic:
“Document’s Memphis Blues 1928-1935 contains the 14 Robert Wilkins sides that are currently in circulation, augmented with cuts by a pair of country bluesmen, Tom Dickinson and Allen Shaw. Since Wilkins’ recordings are also available on Yazoo’s Original Rolling Stone, which is easier to find than this disc, Memphis Blues 1928-1935 isn’t a necessary purchase for Wilkins fans, unless they’re serious country-blues fans who want the cuts by Dickinson and Shaw, as well.”
Personally, i’d say the Tom Dickson and Allen Shaw completely make it a worthy purchase. Classic country blues sound from the preservationist Document Records, who’s sole mission seems to be to amass discographies of the more obscure players of early-to-mid 1900’s American music.
01 Robert Wilkins – Rolling Stone Part 1
02 Robert Wilkins – Rolling Stone Part 2
03 Robert Wilkins – Jail House Blues
04 Robert Wilkins – I Do Blues
05 Robert Wilkins – That’s No Way to Get Along
06 Robert Wilkins – Alabama Blues
07 Robert Wilkins – Long Train Blues
08 Robert Wilkins – Falling Down Blues
09 Robert Wilkins – Nashville Stonewall Blues
10 Robert Wilkins – Police Sergeant Blues
11 Robert Wilkins – Get Away Blues
12 Robert Wilkins – I’ll Go with Her Blues
13 Robert Wilkins – Dirty Deal Blues
14 Robert Wilkins – Black Rat Blues
15 Robert Wilkins – New Stock Yard Blues
16 Robert Wilkins – Old Jim Canan’s
17 Robert Wilkins – Losin’ Out Blues
18 Tom Dickson – Death Bell Blues
19 Tom Dickson – Worry Blues
20 Tom Dickson – Happy Blues
21 Tom Dickson – Labor Blues
22 Allen Shaw – I Couldn’t Help It
23 Allen Shaw – Moanin’ the Blues