Mr. Scrapper's Blues, released in 1962 by Prestige's Bluesville label, is Scrapper Blackwell's second album, and his comeback LP, recorded in Indianapolis in 1961. Although Blackwell had retired from the music industry in 1935 following the death of close collaborator Leroy Carr, the session recordings from Mr. Scrapper's Blues were set to be his return to music. Unfortunately, Blackwell was killed in 1962, shortly before this album was released. Blackwell is the only performer on the album, playing guitar, piano, and vocals.
Francis Hillman "Scrapper" Blackwell was born in 1903 in South Carolina. He and his family moved to Indiana when Blackwell was 3 years old. Blackwell was given the nickname "Scrapper" at a young age because of his fiery personality. He taught himself how to play g

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Mr. Scrapper’s Blues, released in 1962 by Prestige’s Bluesville label, is Scrapper Blackwell’s second album, and his comeback LP, recorded in Indianapolis in 1961. Although Blackwell had retired from the music industry in 1935 following the death of close collaborator Leroy Carr, the session recordings from Mr. Scrapper’s Blues were set to be his return to music. Unfortunately, Blackwell was killed in 1962, shortly before this album was released. Blackwell is the only performer on the album, playing guitar, piano, and vocals.

Francis Hillman “Scrapper” Blackwell was born in 1903 in South Carolina. He and his family moved to Indiana when Blackwell was 3 years old. Blackwell was given the nickname “Scrapper” at a young age because of his fiery personality. He taught himself how to play g

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