After the Last Dance | Juke-Joint 2 AM Blues for Reading

Smoky Mississippi juke joint blues at 2 AM, slide guitar, harmonica and washtub bass after the dance floor empties — 1930s after-hours blues for late drinks, reading and long nights. 📍 Tracklist 00:00 — The Crowd Spilling Out the Back Door 02:35 — The Empty Bottles on the Tables 05:10 — The Last Couple Slow Dancing 07:48 — The Proprietor Begins to Sweep 09:51 — The Resonator on the Stage Stool 12:56 — The Whiskey Jar on the Boards 15:24 — The Lantern on the Back Wall 17:46 — The Harp Left in the Coat on the Chair 20:28 — The Bluesman Sits Down Last 22:48 — The Slow Blues for the Empty Floor 25:00 — The Cigar Stub in the Tin Cup 28:22 — The Slide Up the High E 30:37 — The Harp Bend That Drew the First Dance Tonight 33:23 — The Cracked Window Behind the Stage 35:39 — The Sweep of the Broom on the Boards 39:02 — The Train Whistle from the Rail Yard 42:59 — The Slow Blues for the Woman Who Came Once 45:44 — The Stage Stool Creaks Under My Weight 47:34 — The Last Pour from the Jar to My Cup 50:02 — The Slow Blues for Nobody at All 52:37 — The Hour When the Crickets Take Over 55:33 — The Lantern Burned Down to a Stub 57:41 — The Slide Set Down Across the Stool 59:54 — The Harp Bend for the Last Time Tonight 1:03:16 — The Proprietor Sits at My Table 1:05:56 — The Bottle Behind the Bar 1:08:40 — The Stage Light Cut Off 1:11:27 — First Light Through the Cracked Window 1:13:46 — The Resonator Back in the Case 1:15:33 — Walking Out the Back Door into Dawn Mississippi 1:18:39 ↻ Repeat playthrough 🎵 Series: POV: Mississippi Nights Comment below 👇 — Which night next: sharecropper's cabin before the storm or church revival the night before?