We have uploaded two Koko Taylor albums to our Rumble channel:
I Got What It Takes (1975)
An Audience With The Queen (1987)
Koko Taylor (1928-2009) was born in Memphis, Tennessee.
We have uploaded two Koko Taylor albums to our Rumble channel:
I Got What It Takes (1975)
An Audience With The Queen (1987)
Koko Taylor (1928-2009) was born in Memphis, Tennessee.
We have uploaded the Showdown! album, released in 1985 by Albert Collins (1932-1993), Robert Cray (born 1953) and Johnny Copeland (1937-1997).
Albert Collins was born in Leona, Texas; Robert Cray was born in Columbus, Georgia and Johnny Copeland was born in Haynesville, Louisiana
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As one of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we recommend It’s The Way That You Swing It – The Hits Of Jimmie Lunceford by Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra, a 2 CD set released on Jasmine Records.

Jimmie Lunceford (1902-1947) was born in Fulton, Mississippi. Although he is not well known today, his band was one of the most popular bands of the 1930’s and 1940’s Big Band and Swing era.
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As one of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we recommend Black Tornado, by Magic Slim, released in 1998 on Blind Pig Records.

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As part of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we are recommending Reconsider Baby – The Complete Checker Singles 1954-1962 by Lowell Fulson.

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As part of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we are recommending Blue Shadows by Lowell Fulson.
This album was recorded at Blue Wave Studios in Vancouver, B.C. in 1982 and features Lowell Fulson backed by the Powder Blues Band.

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As one of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we recommend All Your Love I Miss Loving: Live At The Wise Fools Pub Chicago by Otis Rush, released on Delmark Records.

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As one of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we recommend So Many Roads: Live In Concert by Otis Rush, released on Delmark Records. This is a live 1970’s recording of Otis Rush performing in Japan.

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As one of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we recommend You’re Gonna Miss Me: Complete Singles Collection As & Bs 1951-1958 by Guitar Slim, released on Jasmine Records.

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Here is a video of Guitar Slim’s best known recording, The Things I Used To Do, released in 1953, which has been covered by Stevie Ray Vaughan, among others.
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As one of Our Recommendations and Recommended Recordings, we recommend I’m A Lover Not A Fighter: Complete Excello Singles 1958-1962 by Lazy Lester, released on Jasmine Records.

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