Noah Lewis, born on September 3, 1891, in Henning, Tennessee, was an American harmonica player and country blues musician. He learned to play the harmonica as a child and moved to Memphis in his early teens, where he met Gus Cannon near Ripley in 1910. His trio with Cannon and Ashley Thompson, Cannon's Jug Stompers, recorded notable songs like "Minglewood Blues" and "Big Railroad Blues" in 1928. With the band, Lewis sang lead vocals and played a harmonica solo on "Viola Lee Blues". In 1930, he recorded solo tracks with Noah Lewis Jug Band. His song "New, New Minglewood Blues" was later included in the repertoire of the Grateful Dead. Lewis died on February 7, 1961, and was buried in the Moorer Cemetery.
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abitira Studying Until the Stars Fade
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Gaipur Echo of Your Lies in an Empty Room
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Change the World
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Outta My Dreams
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Walk Right In (When the Sun Goes Down series)
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| Gus Cannon & Noah Lewis Vol. 2 (1929 - 1930) |
| Harmonica Masters |
| Memphis Blues - 100 Vintage Tracks |
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Rough Guide To Railroad Blues
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Bluesmaster Nuggets, Set 3
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The Rough Guide To Memphis Blues
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I'm Going Where the Water Drinks Like Wine (18 Unsung Bluesmen) (Rarities 1923-29)
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| Frank Stokes' Dream: The Memphis Blues (1927-1931) |