Chuck Norris The Los Angeles Flash (LP)

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Chuck Norris: The Los Angeles Flash (LP)

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Interpret: Chuck Norris
Album titlle: The Los Angeles Flash (LP)
Genre R&B, Soul
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Label STOCKHOLM
Artikelart LP
Preiscode YYY
EAN: 4000127720870
weight in Kg 0.21

Norris, Chuck - The Los Angeles Flash (LP) LP 1
01	Los Angeles Bounce	Chuck Norris
02	In The Evening	Chuck Norris
03	Shake Rattle And Roll	Chuck Norris
04	Blues After Hours	Chuck Norris
05	I Know The Blues	Chuck Norris
06	Chicken Neck Shuffle	Chuck Norris
07	See See Rider	Chuck Norris
08	Everyday I Have The Blues	Chuck Norris
09	Honky Tonk	Chuck Norris

Chuck Norris Chuck Norris Messin' Up (Charles Norris) Atlantic 994 Better known... more

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"Chuck Norris"

Chuck Norris

Messin' Up

(Charles Norris)

Atlantic 994

Better known as one of the top postwar session guitarists in L.A., Charles 'Chuck' Norris occasionally got a chance to strut his stuff on wax as a singer. Cut February 26, 1953 in New York for Atlantic, Messin' Up turned out to be Norris' last single under his own name, its playful, ribald mood buttressed by his T-Bone-tinged licks.

Born August 11, 1921 in Kansas City, Norris studied under the fabled music instructor Captain Walter Dyett at Chicago's DuSable High School before heading out to the Coast in the mid-'40s following the dissolution of his marriage. He staked his claim as an in-demand studio guitarist on the L.A. jump blues scene, playing behind Percy Mayfield, Big Jim Wynn, Jimmy Witherspoon, Floyd Dixon, Little Willie Littlefield, Peppermint Harris, Rollee McGill, and plenty more on their sessions. He was also a capable bassist.

Norris' own discography commenced in late '47 with Money's Getting Cheaper (soon a staple of Witherspoon's repertoire) on the obscure Coast label. He graduated to Lew Chudd's Imperial logo for two 1949 singles, then moved over to Selective for a 1950 78 before doing a Mercury date at the end of that year with his frequent musical cohort Maxwell Davis on tenor sax and Jesse Belvin on the 88s that spawned two singles. Chuck also had a 1951 Aladdin single, Rockin' After Hours, prior to his self-penned Atlantic outing, which came yoked to Let Me Know.

Norris enjoyed something of a late-career renaissance, cutting his own 1980 album in Sweden. He died August 26, 1989.

- Bill Dahl -
Chicago, Illinois

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