Hit Chicago at twelve years old and never looked back. By eighteen he was playing in the Muddy Waters Band. His album Hoodoo Man Blues is considered the first blues album recorded as such, not a collection of singles as was the practice beforehand. Blah, blah, blah, (my opinion) make up your own mind. Add Buddy Guy at his best.
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For all you junior wells fans, here's one more. If you listen close you can hear Willie Dixon singing with him. 1958 PROFILE LabelLittle By Little
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Hey y'all. Sorry I've been a bit out of touch here. After Europe I kicked it in NYC for a couple nights.Saturday found me driving to Hunter Mountain for Mountain Jam. We arrived on sight directly after a huge thunderstorm but there was still a healthy crowd of beautiful freakz on the side of the green and slick slope to turn it out. We had a 90 minute set which in most cases is a little bit too...
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He was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and raised in Arkansas. Intially influenced by fellow Memphian Junior Parker, and both Sonny Boy Williamsons, Wells moved to Chicago in 1948 and began sitting in with local musicians at house parties and taverns. He began performing with The Aces (guitarist brothers Dave and Louis Myers and drummer Fred Below) and developed a more modern amplified harmonica st...
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| 2 Eagle Rock |
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| 3 Ways Like an Angel |
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| 4 Cut That Out |
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| 5 Please Throw This Poor Dog a Bone |
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