Undoubtedly one of the major references of pre-war rural blues was the superb Memphis Minnie Singer and guitar player of enormous talent, strength and sensitivity, this woman gave us an unmatched musical legacy She played and recorded solo, but she also backed or was supported by some of the greatest historical 30’s and 40’s rural blues artists Some of them were guitar players and singers Casey Bill Weldon, Little Son Joe or Kansas Joe McCoy or piano players Black Bob, Little Brother Montgomery or Sunnyland Slim to mention only a few of them I will never be tired to praise the impressive work of Hannes Folterbauer, owner of Austrian label Wolf Records, to preserve and take back old historical recordings by legendary blues artists, as is the case of these twenty-four songs coming from Memphis Minnie that cover the period that runs from 1929 to 1953 and, in this way, allow blues lovers to enjoy and delight with the musical art this woman gave in her songs to express feelings like joy, pain, happiness, misery or the different problems she suffered during her life It is your duty and your responsibility to find a place of this small treasure in your record collection