My Mule Don’t Like You Neither - Jeb Rawlins Jr. Blues Band (Otis Lee Booker Cover, 1970)

My Mule Don’t Like You Neither - Jeb Rawlins Jr. Blues Band (Otis Lee Booker Cover, 1970) Remastered. Dumpster Grooves Links: 💿Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0qgzA... 💿Apple Music:   / dumpster-grooves   💿Youtube Music:    / dumpster grooves - topic   💿Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0FP... Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @dumpstergrooves   Back in the 1930s, Delta bluesman Otis Lee Booker was said to have performed a song called 'My Mule Don’t Like You Neither' - though no known recording was ever found. By the late 1960s, as young white musicians across the South began digging deep into old Delta records, stories of Booker and his lost songs started circulating again. Inspired by that revival movement, Mississippi guitarist Jeb Rawlins Jr. claimed he’d learned the tune from an old drifter who swore he’d heard Otis sing it in a juke joint outside Clarksdale. Jeb and his small blues band cut this version live in a Memphis studio, one take only, fueled by cheap whiskey. A handful of vinyl copies were pressed locally and sold out of a barroom jukebox before the label folded, leaving the master reels to vanish into storage for decades. Whether Otis really wrote it or Jeb just needed someone else to blame for his love life, no one knows for sure. 🎶Our Lost Blues playlist:    • Lost Blues Records   Thanks for all the likes and comments 🙏😆 🔔Please Like & Subscribe to Dumpster Grooves for more... and hit the notification bell... Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @dumpstergrooves   #DeltaBlues #BluesRevival #RareBlues #OtisLeeBooker #DumpsterGrooves #SouthernBlues #LostRecording #VintageBlues #1970sBlues #BluesLore #RootsMusic #ClarksdaleBlues #BluesHistory Disclaimer: Dumpster Grooves is an original storytelling music project - all artists, names, and backstories are fictional creations, written and produced by Dumpster Grooves and enhanced with AI to capture the sound and soul of lost recordings. Every song begins with original human writing, arrangement, and creative direction before any AI tools are used. The songs are made to be enjoyed as real music - inspired by the legends that never were, and created as loving tributes to the sounds, stories, and spirit of past eras. Each track belongs to a growing fictional world where characters, places, and times intertwine, bringing a sense of myth, parody, and fun to every “lost” recording. The goal is simple: to make music that moves people - whether it makes you laugh, tap your foot, or feel something real. Some shout “AI!” as if they’ve uncovered a secret - usually the same folks who proudly tell everyone Spinal Tap isn’t real! The truth’s right here: it’s transparent, intentional, and all part of the fun. All songs, visuals, characters, and stories are original works and intellectual property of Dumpster Grooves. delta blues, rare blues recording, blues revival, 1970s blues, vintage blues song, lost blues tape, otis lee booker, jeb rawlins jr blues band, dumpster grooves, slide guitar blues, bottleneck slide, mississippi blues, chicago blues influence, southern blues, roots music, american folk blues, old blues vinyl, rediscovered recording, 70s blues guitarist, blues history, rural blues, raw blues sound, found vinyl, field recording style, acoustic blues, country blues, blues storytelling, authentic blues session, archival blues, blues collectors, one take blues, forgotten blues artist, memphis blues session, clarksdale mississippi