J.B. LENOIR Mojo Boogie w/ the Tay May Club FLY564
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Feb 19, 2012 Sold Date
Aug 27, 2011 Start Date
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J.B. Lenoir
Mojo Boogie
Flyright Records FLY564 IMPORT: Made in England.
Classic Early 1950s Chicago Blues, The JOB Series Vol. 2

Newcomers to his considerable legacy could be forgiven for questioning J.B. Lenoir's gender upon first hearing his rocking waxings. Lenoir's exceptionally high-pitched vocal range is a fooler, but it only adds to the singular appeal of his music. His politically charged "Eisenhower Blues" allegedly caused all sorts of nasty repercussions upon its 1954 emergence on Al Benson's Parrot logo (it was quickly pulled off the shelves and replaced with Lenoir's less controversially titled "Tax Paying Blues"). J.B. (that was his entire legal handle) fell under the spell of Blind Lemon Jefferson as a wee lad, thanks to his guitar-wielding dad. Lightnin' Hopkins and Arthur Crudup were also cited as early influences. Lenoir spent time in New Orleans before arriving in Chicago in the late '40s.
Songs:

Side A:
Let's Roll
People Are Meddling (In Our Affairs)
I Have Married
I"ll Die Tryin'
The Mountain
How Much More
Let's Roll

Side B:
The Mojo
Slow Down Woman
I Want My Baby
How Can I Leave
Play A Little While
Louise
The Mojo

Condition:
Jacket in VG condition, still wrapped in



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