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(2014/Stony Plain) 11 tracks more

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Long John Baldry: Best Of The Stony Plain..

(2014/Stony Plain) 11 tracks

Article properties: Long John Baldry: Best Of The Stony Plain..

Interpret: Long John Baldry
Album titlle: Best Of The Stony Plain..
Label STONY PLAIN
Genre Blues
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0772532137621
weight in Kg 0.1

Baldry, Long John - Best Of The Stony Plain.. CD 1
01	Good Morning Blues	Long John Baldry
02	I'm Shakin'	Long John Baldry
03	Easy Street	Long John Baldry
04	Midnight Special	Long John Baldry
05	Gallows Pole	Long John Baldry
06	Midnight Hour Blues	Long John Baldry
07	Dimples *	Long John Baldry
08	Insane Asylum	Long John Baldry
09	Midnight In New Orleans	Long John Baldry
10	Black Girl *	Long John Baldry
11	Time's Gettin' Tougher Than Tough	Long John Baldry

`Long' John Baldry. A folk and jazz singer in the Fifties, Baldry — born on Jan. 12, 1941 in... more

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"Long John Baldry"

`Long' John Baldry. A folk and jazz singer in the Fifties, Baldry — born on Jan. 12, 1941 in London — left Blues In-corporated a few months after its formation in 1962 to tour Germany with a jazz band, joining Cyril Davies' breakaway R&B All-Stars on his return. On Davies' death in January 1964 he renamed the band the Hoochie Coochie Men and led it for more than a year with Rod Stewart as second singer, then took Stewart to join Steampacket.

After a subsequent stint with Bluesology, he was tempted into pop in 1967 and for the only hits of his career — the British chart topper 'Let The Heartaches Begin' (Pye) and `Mexico' (1968). In the Seventies he attempted a return to blues, but despite label changes and the assistance of former colleagues, Rod Stewart and Elton John (Bluesology's Reg Dwight), he met with little success.

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