Robert Johnson "Malted Milk / Milkcow's Calf Blues" 10-inch

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Robert Johnson "Malted Milk / Milkcow's Calf Blues" 10inch

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"Malted Milk" refers to beer illicitly brewed during Prohibition. This song evokes the feeling of getting intoxicated while trying to drink away the blues. Eric Clapton's performance on "Unplugged" is arguably the most famous cover. "Milkcow's Calf Blues" is a skillful track that references Kokomo Arnold's 1935 song of the same name while incorporating a phrase that was a specialty of Son House. It was the last song recorded in the Dallas session, and it seems to return to the style of "Terraplane Blues," which was the first song recorded in that session.

■Track list

SIDE A:
Malted Milk

SIDE B:
Milkcow's Calf Blues

Robert Johnson "Malted Milk / Milkcow's Calf Blues" 10-inch

Release : 2026-07-15

¥4,000

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SKU:
P10-7029
Product type:
10inch

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