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Jimmy Reed - The Essential Recordings (CD) (UK Import)

Jimmy Reed - The Essential Recordings (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Jimmy Reed

Music Genre: Blues

Label
Primo
Cat No
PRMCD 6132
Released
2012
Pressing
Czech Republic
Styles
Chicago Blues

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ArtistJimmy Reed
FormatCD
LabelPrimo
Catalogue no.PRMCD 6132
GenreBlues
Released13 February 2012
Barcode0805520091329

Jimmy Reed — The Essential Recordings
Format: CD • Label: Primo (2) (PRMCD 6132) • Released: 2012 • Pressing: Czech Republic • Genre: Chicago Blues

Tracklist:
1-1. Big Boss Man
1-2. Boogie In The Dark
1-3. Going To New York
1-4. Hush Hush
1-5. Caress Me Baby
1-6. My First Plea
1-7. The Sun Is Shining
1-8. Honey, Where You Going?
1-9. I'm Gonna Ruin You
1-10. You Don't Have To Go
1-11. Down In Virginia
1-12. I Know It's A Sin
1-13. I'm A Love You
1-14. The Moon Is Rising
1-15. Ain't That Loving You Baby
1-16. I Don't Go For That
1-17. Meet Me
1-18. Ends And Odds
1-19. Rockin' With Reed
1-20. Honest I Do
2-1. Bright Lights, Big City
2-2. Jimmie's Boogie
2-3. You're Something Else
2-4. Baby What You Want Me To Do
2-5. High And Lonesome
2-6. A String To Your Heart
2-7. Come Love
2-8. I'm Nervous
2-9. Close Together
2-10. Roll And Rhumba
2-11. I Was So Wrong
2-12. My Bitter Seed
2-13. Signals Of Love
2-14. Take Out Some Insurance
2-15. Found Love
2-16. Going By The River Part 1
2-17. Going By The River Part 2
2-18. I'm Gonna Get My Baby
2-19. You Got Me Dizzy
2-20. I Ain't Got You

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

American blues musician and songwriter, born 6 September 1925 in Dunleith, Mississippi, USA, died 29 August 1976 in Oakland, California, USA. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1991 (Performer).
Often miscredited for writing "Big Boss Man" written by Al Smith and Luther Dixon.
Clyde Otis and Ivory Joe Hunter also wrote a song titled "Ain't That Lovin' You Baby" released one year later than the Jimmy Reed's song:

Source: Discogs

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