Woodrow Wilson Adams earned his living driving a tractor in rural Mississippi, and his records offer a fascinating insight into the music of a non-professional Delta blues musician. He learned to play both harmonica and guitar during his childhood, but was 35 years old before he made his first record. He released singles between 1952 and 1961. The first of the singles, issued between 1952 and 1961, was an extremely rough, unpolished performance in the Mississippi-based Chicago blues style of the time, but by the time the third was released, there was an attempt to update his sound to more commercial R&B. None of these records enjoyed any success, although his Sun and Meteor recordings are cult among blues and rockabilly collectors today. The complete Woodrow legacy is released for the first time here on Be! Sharp Records. TRACKS: A1. Pretty Baby Blues A2. She's Done Come And Gone A3. If You Don't Want Me A4. The Last Time A5. The Train Is Coming A6. Train Time A7. Wine Headed Woman A8. Baby You Just Don't Know B1. Something On My Mind B2. Sad And Blue B3. Seventh Son B4. Everything I Do Is Wrong B5. Don't You Know I Love You B6. I Love You O Yes I Do B7. How Long B8. Pony Blues