J.B. Lenoir An Introduction To J.B. Lenoir

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J.B. Lenoir: An Introduction To J.B. Lenoir

Although this CD is not presenting his sides for Chess, Parrot, and L+R it works as a nice introduction to the works of one of the most unique blues musicians, ever.

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Interpret: J.B. Lenoir
Album titlle: An Introduction To J.B. Lenoir
Genre Blues
Label FUEL 2000
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0030206158724
weight in Kg 0.1

Lenoir, J.B. - An Introduction To J.B. Lenoir CD 1
01	The Mojo (take 1)	J.B. Lenoir
02	(I Wanna) Play A Little While	J.B. Lenoir
03	Let's Roll (take 2)	J.B. Lenoir
04	Louise	J.B. Lenoir
05	How Much More	J.B. Lenoir
06	I'll Die Tryin'	J.B. Lenoir
07	I Want My Baby (take 4)	J.B. Lenoir
08	How Can I Leave	J.B. Lenoir
09	I Feel So Good	J.B. Lenoir
10	I Sing Um The Way I Feel	J.B. Lenoir
11	I Want To Know (live)	J.B. Lenoir
12	J.B.'s Harp-Rack Blues (live)	J.B. Lenoir
13	My Dear Old Mother (live)	J.B. Lenoir
14	Alabama Blues (live)	J.B. Lenoir
15	Mama Talk To Your Daughter	J.B. Lenoir
16	I Had My Trouble (live)	J.B. Lenoir

J.B. Lenoir Vietnam J. B. Lenoir Collectors Blues LP 62593 J. B. Lenoir was born in... more

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"J.B. Lenoir"

J.B. Lenoir

Vietnam

J. B. Lenoir

Collectors Blues LP 62593

J. B. Lenoir was born in Monticello, Mississippi on March 5, 1929. He died in an auto accident in Champaign, Illinois on April 29, 1967. Lenoir recorded regularly from 1951 until shortly before his death, mostly on Chicago-based labels such as Chess, Checker, Parrot and Relic. On some of his early records he was backed by His Bayou Boys and in 1963 he recorded several sides with His African Hunch Rhythm, a group that included Willie Dixon on second vocals.

Lenoir had a history of writing and recording topical songs. In addition to Vietnam, examples include Korea Blues ['51], I'm In Korea ['54], Eisenhower Blues ['54], Alabama March ['65], Everybody Crying About Vietnam ['65], Shot On James Meredith ['66] and Vietnam Blues ['66]. His only R&B chart entry, under the name J.B. Lenore, was the 1955 song Mama, Talk Your Daughter [#11].

Various - History Next Stop Is Vietnam 1961-2008 (13-CD)
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