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Jazz Gillum - Key To The Highway 1935 - 1942
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 73:07
Size: 167.4 MB
Styles: Acoustic Chicago blues
Year: 1996
Art: Front
[3:02] 1. Crazy About You
[3:08] 2. Sarah Jane
[2:24] 3. Don't You Scandalize My Name
[3:23] 4. My Old Lizzie
[3:02] 5. Reefer Head Woman
[2:28] 6. Gillum's Windy Blues
[2:54] 7. Sweet Sweet Woman
[2:52] 8. Boar Hog Blues
[3:22] 9. Worried And Bothered
[2:57] 10. Let Her Go
[2:43] 11. Stavin' Chain
[2:37] 12. She Won't Treat Me Kind
[3:07] 13. Against My Will
[3:04] 14. Got To Reap What You So
[2:32] 15. It Shure Had A Kick
[2:43] 16. Key To The Highway
[3:04] 17. Muddy Pond Blues
[3:10] 18. Riley Springs Blues
[2:49] 19. It Looks Bad For You
[3:00] 20. I Go Somebody Else
[2:52] 21. You Are Doing Me Wrong
[3:14] 22. Down South Blues
[2:38] 23. From Now On
[2:58] 24. I Couldn't Help It
[2:54] 25. I'm Gonna Leave You On The Out
One of the pre-eminent Chicago harpists of the pre-war era, Bill "Jazz" Gillum was born September 11, 1904 in Indianola, Mississippi. He picked up the harmonica at the age of six, and five years later ran away from home to live with relatives in nearby Charleston; after spending his formative years playing street corners and house parties for spare change, Gillum moved to Chicago in 1923, and before long he hooked up with guitarist Big Bill Broonzy, often playing together as a duo in area clubs. Following a few sideman dates for ARC, he signed with RCA Victor's Bluebird imprint in 1934 to record as a solo artist; his strong relationship with producer Lester Melrose also resulted in a steady stream of session work, and he was a fixture of the "Bluebird Beat" house band. Gillum was drafted into the Army in 1942, and when he returned from duty, his high, reedy harmonica sound had been largely eclipsed by the harder-edged style of John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson; he recorded a few more sides for Bluebird, but drifted into obscurity by the 1950s, dying after a gunshot wound to the head on March 29, 1966. ~bio by Jason Ankeny
Key To The Highway 1935 - 1942
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