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Reverend Redmond Kelly mp3s

Reverend Redmond Kelly CD

A long while ago now Gary Ablett and The Sociable Truth introduced you to the blues of Reverend Redmond Kelly. For the first time, and for the benefit of our podcast listeners, here’s the full album to download as you please.

Memorial Website

The Complete Recordings

  1. Skinny Whistle
  2. Still Can’t Grow a Beard
  3. Rose Petal
  4. Dead Dog In My Room
  5. Bones
  6. Mama
  7. Red Ribbon
  8. She Wasn’t Home
  9. Gold
  10. Want to Drink
  11. My Eye Don’t Work
  12. Red
  13. Dusk
  14. Burnt my Finger
  15. Cotton
  16. Shortfall in your NIC
  17. Auntie’s Secret

NOTE The recordings were released as “Piedmont Farm Sessions” by CLDA Recordings 2003
without the prior consent of the Kelly household.
SAM GREEN appears courtesy of HANK JACK JACKSON studios

Flyer

THIS ONLINE INTERNET WEBSITE
HONORS THE MEMORY OF REV. REDMOND KELLY
AND THOSE WHO PLAYED THE BLUES WITH HIM

Reverend Redmond Kelly shack

Note: The above retains the style of the now defunct memorial website.

7 Comments to “Reverend Redmond Kelly mp3s”

  1. RobotDan says:
    28/4/2005 at 5:26 pm

    Wonderful! I downloaded them all, just like Pokemons. Just like a big fat pokemon, with the blues.

  2. Nokia says:
    28/4/2005 at 6:06 pm

    Cheers my man

    I look forward to the ones i aint got

    and the ones i do

  3. Gary Ablett says:
    28/4/2005 at 10:11 pm

    The Rev for all… the world is good… or, in his own words… Auntie… had a secret…

  4. Salman Hushdie says:
    30/4/2005 at 1:52 am

    Get over it, he sucks ass

  5. The sociable truth says:
    2/5/2005 at 2:55 pm

    it’s true, apparantly he did spend most of his days suckin on a good ole’ carolina grass pipe -just like you and me!

  6. RobotDan says:
    7/12/2006 at 4:42 pm

    DECEMBER 2006! >>> Yup, you guessed it, kid! Those comments are from the original post. Stick your stinking new ones under.

  7. Gary Ablett says:
    7/12/2006 at 8:19 pm

    I am so terribly pleased that the Rev is back from the grave… um… again.

    Good one Rev.