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Track List Cool Black Mattie Lonesome Moon Blues Gone Dead On You Two and Two Blues One String Baby Miss Mabelle Hungry Spell Dough Roller Blues Turn On Down Shake 'Em On Down Yonder Goes My Baby Protection Each record is protected within its record sleeve by a white vellum anti-dust sleeve. Packaging All items are shipped brand-new and unopened in original packaging.

Ranie Burnette was born on July 4th, in Pleasant Grove, MS, located in Panola County. While he was known to have played local dances and juke joints in the hill country of North Mississippi during the 's and 50's, competing with the likes of Fred McDowell, no known recordings of Ranie were made until the 70's and early 80's while he was living in Senatobia.5/5(3).

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Free album download code included. Ranie Burnette was born on July 4, , in Pleasant Grove, Miss., located in Panola County. Although he was known to have played local dances and juke joints in the hill country of north Mississippi during the s and '50s, competing with the likes of Fred McDowell, no known recordings of Ranie were made until the '70s and early '80s while he was living .