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Known in North spirit circles as “The Individual Percolator,” blue-eyed spirit shouter Billy Harner was created and elevated in Philadelphia, initial emerging in 1964 with backing group the Expressions in the Lawn discharge “Anymore.” His helping unit demonstrated short-lived, as the label of his follow-up, “Coney Isle Wild Kid,” acknowledged …

Just how many blues artists continued to be in the absolute top of their video game after greater than a half-century of performing? One instantly leaps to brain: Charles Dark brown. His amazing piano abilities and laid-back vocal delivery continued to be just as mesmerizing by the end of his …

The stack of brilliant jazz sides that drummer appears on is indeed impressive that it’s hard to trust he was only on the recording scene for under a decade. He’s sometimes referred to as Willie Jones Jr. and may be the second inside a jazz lineage of two drummers and …

An R&B vocal group from LA, California, USA, comprising Jesse Harris, Milton Hayes, Harold Harris, Willie Holley and Lance Porter. The group was shaped in 1963 and 1st found achievement locally with ‘She EXPLAINED Lays’ for Exodus. It elevated enough curiosity for Warner Brothers Information to choose it up and …

One-man rings weren’t too common around the postwar blues picture. Joe Hill Louis and Dr. Ross one thinks of as greats who plied their trade simply by their lonesome — therefore do Juke Boy Bonner, a Texan whose skill never really gained him much in the form of tangible incentive. …

Lowell Fulson recorded every tone of blues imaginable. Refined metropolitan blues, rustic two-guitar duets along with his youthful sibling Martin, funk-tinged grooves that pierced the middle-’60s charts, also an unwise cover from the Beatles’ “WE WILL GET IT DONE in the street!” Obviously, the veteran guitarist, who was simply active …

He might not be considered a home name, but die-hard blues supporters know Small Milton as an excellent all-around electric powered bluesman — a soulful vocalist, an evocative guitarist, an accomplished songwriter, along with a skillful bandleader. He’s frequently set alongside the renowned B.B. Ruler — in addition to Bobby …

As an intrinsic behind-the-scenes fixture within the L.A. postwar blues picture, pianist/arranger/A&R guy Lloyd Glenn got few equals. His moving ivories anchored a lot of Lowell Fulson’s greatest waxings for Golf swing Period and Checker, and he obtained his personal major strikes on Swing Period using the imaginative instrumentals “Aged …

Although he was certainly inexorably influenced with the pioneering guitar conception of T-Bone Walker (what axe-handler wasn’t through the immediate postwar era?), Pee Wee Crayton brought more than enough daring technology to his playing in order to avoid getting labeled as only T-Bone imitator. Crayton’s documented output for Contemporary, Imperial, …

Shaven-headed Johnny Heartsman do so many musical factors so very well that he’s difficult to pigeonhole. His low-moaning business lead guitar work significantly distinguished an array of Bay Region blues recordings through the ’50s and ’60s, but still performed his axe with delicious dexterity and dynamics in to the ’90s. …