Jimmy McCracklin Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD)
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Jimmy McCracklin: Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD)
Article properties: Jimmy McCracklin: Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD)
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Interpret: Jimmy McCracklin
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Album titlle: Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD)
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Genre Blues
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Label JSP Records
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0788065778927
- weight in Kg 0.4
McCracklin, Jimmy - Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD) CD 1 | ||||
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01 | Miss Mattie Left Me | Jimmy McCracklin |
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02 | Mean Mistreated Lover | Jimmy McCracklin |
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03 | Highway 101 | Jimmy McCracklin |
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04 | Baby Don't You Want To Go | Jimmy McCracklin |
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05 | Achin' Heart | Jimmy McCracklin |
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06 | Street Loafin' Woman | Jimmy McCracklin |
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07 | You Deceived Me | Jimmy McCracklin |
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08 | Ola May | Jimmy McCracklin |
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09 | She's A Wino | Jimmy McCracklin |
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10 | Rock And Rye, Pt=1 | Jimmy McCracklin |
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11 | Rock And Rye, Pt=2 | Jimmy McCracklin |
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12 | You Had Your Chance | Jimmy McCracklin |
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13 | Special For You | Jimmy McCracklin |
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14 | Rock And Rye, Pt=3 | Jimmy McCracklin |
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15 | Miss Minnie Lee Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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16 | Playin' On Me | Jimmy McCracklin |
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17 | Big Foot Mama | Jimmy McCracklin |
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18 | Bad Luck And Trouble | Jimmy McCracklin |
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19 | Railroad Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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20 | Jimmy's Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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21 | Bad Condition Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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22 | Blues Blasters Shuffle | Jimmy McCracklin |
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23 | Low Down Mood | Jimmy McCracklin |
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24 | She's My Baby | Jimmy McCracklin |
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25 | When I'm Gone | Jimmy McCracklin |
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26 | South Side Mood | Jimmy McCracklin |
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McCracklin, Jimmy - Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD) CD 2 | ||||
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01 | Listen Woman | Jimmy McCracklin |
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02 | I Can't Understand Love | Jimmy McCracklin |
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03 | Josephine (Just Won't Let Her Go) | Jimmy McCracklin |
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04 | I'll Get A Break Someday | Jimmy McCracklin |
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05 | Love When It Rains | Jimmy McCracklin |
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06 | Your Heart Ain't Right | Jimmy McCracklin |
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07 | My Life Depends On You | Jimmy McCracklin |
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08 | Gonna Find Another Woman | Jimmy McCracklin |
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09 | I Think My Time Is Here | Jimmy McCracklin |
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10 | Deceivin' Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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11 | Beer Drinkin' Woman | Jimmy McCracklin |
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12 | Up And Down Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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13 | Just Won't Let Her Go | Jimmy McCracklin |
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14 | Rockin' All Day | Jimmy McCracklin |
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15 | Gotta Cut Out | Jimmy McCracklin |
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16 | You Deceived Me | Jimmy McCracklin |
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17 | Bad Health Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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18 | Ragged As A Mop (Hamburger Joint) | Jimmy McCracklin |
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19 | Deceivin' Blues [Take 1] [Take] | Jimmy McCracklin |
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20 | Beer Drinkin' Woman [Alternate Take] [Alternate Take] | Jimmy McCracklin |
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21 | Up And Down Blues [Alternate Take] [Alternate Take] | Jimmy McCracklin |
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22 | Just Won't Let Her Go [Alternate Take] [Alternate Take] | Jimmy McCracklin |
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23 | Looking For A Woman | Jimmy McCracklin |
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24 | You Don't Love Me | Jimmy McCracklin |
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25 | I'm Gonna Have My Fun | Jimmy McCracklin |
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McCracklin, Jimmy - Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD) CD 3 | ||||
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01 | True Love Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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02 | Rockin' Man | Jimmy McCracklin |
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03 | What's Your Phone Number | Jimmy McCracklin |
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04 | That's Life | Jimmy McCracklin |
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05 | Blues For The People | Jimmy McCracklin |
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06 | House Rockin' Blues | Jimmy McCracklin |
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07 | Movin' On Down The Line | Jimmy McCracklin |
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08 | I Am Tired | Jimmy McCracklin |
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09 | My Days Are Limited | Jimmy McCracklin |
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10 | She's Gone | Jimmy McCracklin |
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11 | She Felt Too Good | Jimmy McCracklin |
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12 | Share And Share Alike | Jimmy McCracklin |
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13 | The Cheater | Jimmy McCracklin |
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14 | Pleasin' Papa | Jimmy McCracklin |
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15 | The End | Jimmy McCracklin |
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16 | Hear My Story | Jimmy McCracklin |
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17 | I Don't Want No Woman | Jimmy McCracklin |
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18 | Blues And Trouble | Jimmy McCracklin |
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19 | Hello Baby | Jimmy McCracklin |
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20 | We Could Make A Go I Know | Jimmy McCracklin |
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21 | Everytime | Jimmy McCracklin |
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22 | Night And Day | Jimmy McCracklin |
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23 | You Look So Fine [Take 1] [Take] | Jimmy McCracklin |
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24 | You Look So Fine [Take 2] [Take] | Jimmy McCracklin |
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25 | Blues Blasters Boogie | Jimmy McCracklin |
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McCracklin, Jimmy - Blues Blaster Boogie (4-CD) CD 4 | ||||
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01 | The Panic's On | Jimmy McCracklin |
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02 | Darlin' Share Your Love | Jimmy McCracklin |
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03 | Give My Heart A Break | Jimmy McCracklin |
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04 | Please Forgive Me Baby | Jimmy McCracklin |
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05 | Couldn't Be A Dream | Jimmy McCracklin |
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06 | Gonna Tell Your Mother | Jimmy McCracklin |
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07 | That Ain't Right | Jimmy McCracklin |
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08 | Don't Have To Worry | Jerry Thomas |
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09 | Lost Mind | Jerry Thomas |
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10 | Something About You | Jimmy McCracklin |
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11 | When You Was A Little Girl | Jimmy McCracklin |
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12 | Just Couldn't Take My Rest | Jimmy McCracklin |
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13 | I Told Ya Mama | Jimmy McCracklin |
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14 | Where I Got My | Jimmy McCracklin |
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15 | Cry On | Jimmy McCracklin |
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16 | Copyright On Your Love | Jimmy McCracklin |
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17 | Make Love To Me | Jimmy McCracklin |
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18 | Sue And Pat | Jimmy McCracklin |
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19 | Reconsider Baby | Jimmy McCracklin |
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20 | I Got To Know | Jimmy McCracklin |
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21 | Arkansas | Jimmy McCracklin |
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22 | You're The One | Jimmy McCracklin |
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Jimmy McCracklin
Jimmy McCracklin and His Blues Blasters
Unlike a lot of his blues-singing contemporaries, piano-pounding Jimmy McCracklin managed to roll with the punches when it came to musical trends and stayed modern when so many others fell by the wayside. He's cited both Helena, Arkansas and St. Louis as a birthplace, and for years swore he was a decade younger than his August 13, 1921 birthdate. There's no doubt about the massiveness of McCracklin's catalog: He's recorded for a daunting array of labels.
Pre-war pianist Walter Davis was one of his heroes growing up. "I was in St. Louis, Missouri, and I used to listen to Walter Davis. He was a good friend of my father's. I loved to see that guy sing," he says. "That's where I got started messin' with the blues, listening to him." Boxing was Jimmy's passion prior to an auto wreck. "I hurt my shoulder, got kind of knocked around, got cut around the eyes. So the doctor just advised me to get into something else," he says. When he got out of the Navy after World War II in California, McCracklin began recording in 1945 for tiny local labels, later barely acknowledging these sides' existence.
"I didn't even know how to regular sing," McCracklin says. "I was just trying to get into the business."
Living in the Bay Area, McCracklin grew sufficiently confident on piano to front his own Blues Blasters with Kansas-born guitarist Robert Kelton and drummer Little Red. He started cutting for Oakland producer Bob Geddins in 1947. "I just had got out of the service, and I was trying to sing. So I happened to meet Bob," said Jimmy. By 1949, McCracklin and his Blues Blasters were on Modern in L.A. The scorching Rockin' All Day was cut October 10 of that year with Kelton and young guitarist Lafayette Thomas dueling it out (saxist Earl Brown and Little Red round out the cast). Over the years, it's become known as Reelin' And Rockin' Twist after being mistitled as such on Crown's 'Twist With Jimmy McCracklin' LP. Jimmy shared writers' credit with Modern boss Jules Bihari (as Jules Taub).
A raft of subsequent sides on Modern, Swing Time, Peacock, and Premium predated McCracklin's breakthrough '58 dance hit The Walk for Checker, which he produced himself. "I walked around Chicago for a couple of weeks with 'The Walk' in my arms, trying to get some of them companies to accept it," says Jimmy. "All them people turned me down. So I went to Chess. He said, 'Well, come back. I'll listen to it tomorrow.' I go back tomorrow, it took about three or four days before he'd even accept listening to it. When I left it, then I had to leave town a day or so after. A couple of days later, I heard it on the radio." Jimmy's Just Got To Know was a '61 smash on his own Art-Tone logo. He scored big again in '65 with Think for Imperial, remaining musically active right into the new millennium and then some.
"You write a song according to your life. I've lived all these things," says Jimmy. "If you're born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you'll never know how to write a song, because you've never had no problems. But when you come up and you've had problems and stuff like that, it makes you write good songs."
Bill Dahl
Chicago, Illinois
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