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Bo Diddley performing at the Club 66, Shreveport, LA, February 28, 1958
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Bo Diddley – Pretty Thing
(1955)
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Bo Diddley performing at the Club 66, Shreveport, LA, February 28, 1958
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Bo Diddley – Pretty Thing
(1955)
Danny Overbea with King Kolax and His Orchestra - Forty Cups of Coffee (1953) Danny Overbea from: "Forty Cups of Coffee" / "I'll Follow You"
Rhythm & Blues
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Personnel: Danny Overbea: Vocals / Guitar King Kolax and His Orchestra: King Kolax: Trumpet Dick Davis: Tenor Saxophone Prentice McCarey: Piano Mentho "Cowboy" Martin: Bass "Little Gates": Drums
Recorded: @ The Chess Records Studios (2120 South Michigan Avenue) in Chicago, Illinois USA during April of 1953
Released: in May of 1953 Checker Records (10" Shellac) (7" 45rpm)
Little Walter - Mean Old World, 78rpm, Checker
Just got this in the mail. Sounds great!
Love the art deco style lettering used for his name.
Bo Diddley 7" Not Guilty/Aztec single, 1961
Martha Bass - I'm Getting Nearer to my Home (Checker)
prod. Gene Barge.
Question: Can anyone tell me if Martha Bass is related to producer Ralph Bass?
thanks - plus
Answer: No, but Martha is Fontella Bass’ mother.
God's Ever Near - The Inspirational Singers (Inspiring, 1967)
Willie Dixon - 29 Ways (1956) Willie Dixon from: "29 Ways" / "The Pain in My Heart" (Single)
Blues | Chicago Blues
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Partial Personnel: Willie Dixon: Lead Vocals / Double Bass Lafayette Leake: Piano Ollie Crawford: Guitar (possibly) Fred Below: Drums (possibly)
The Moonglows: Backing Vocals
Produced by Willie Dixon
Recorded: @ Chess Studios in Chicago, Illinois USA on July 27, 1956
Released: November, 1956 Checker Records (a subsidiary of Chess Records)
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"29 Ways" is a classic Chicago blues track written and performed by Willie Dixon. Originally released as a single in 1956, it remains one of his signature solo performances from his prolific tenure at Chess Records. - Google AI
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