Tampa Red   Vol 4 -1930-1931 Document DOCD 5076 You rascal you no. 2 - You rascal you no. 1 - Have you ever been worried in mind - part 1 (Sweet Papa Tadpole, vocal) - Have you ever been worried in mind - part 2 (Sweet Papa Tadpole, vocal) - You baby can`t get enough (Sweet Papa Tadpole, vocal) - Keep your yes ma`am clean (Sweet Papa Tadpole, vocal) - You rascal you (Hokum Jug Band) - She can love so good (Hokum Jug Band) - Bear cat`s kitten - Unhappy blues - Jealous hearted mama blues - They call it boogie woogie - Toogaloo blues - Jinx doctor blues - Boogie woogie dance (guitar solo) - Bumble bee blues (guitar solo) - New strangers blues - Georgia hound blues - Things `bout coming my way (vo-120) - Cotton seed blues - Stop and listen blues - Down in spirit blues - Sad news blues - Depression blues This cd is the fourth of the complete Tampa Red and covers the years 1930 and 1931. Included here are three different versions of his classic “You Rascal You” with slight variations in the lyrics, the best being under the monikers of “Tampa Red and his Hokum Jug Band”. A couple of guitar solos (Boogie Woogie Dance, Bumble Bee Blues) are here to remind us why he was dubbed as the steel guitar wizard. The rest alternates hokum, dance tunes (They Call It The Boogie Woogie) and strictly blues songs like Sad New Blues, Depression Blues (both barely audible) or Things Bout Coming My Way a variation around “Sittin On The Top Of The World”. Some tunes feature just Red with his guitar while others benefit of a piano, a second guitaror the previously mentionned jug band.Four sides (3 to 6) are sung by Sweet Papa Tadpole. Except for some minor exception this side have been well preserved and the overall quality is pretty good. Fred "Virgil" Turgis