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Billy Boy Arnold and Tinsley Ellis were among the musicians backing Williams. [11] [12] "Jive Spot" is a version of Williams's song "Five Spot", which he had first recorded with Otis Spann. [13] Critical reception. The Age called the album "a superlative listening experience, up there with Magic Sam's sizzling 1967 West Side Soul ."
1979 Johnny Jones Live In Chicago With Billy Boy Arnold; 1993 Bo Diddley Bo's Blues; 1994 Phil Alvin County Fair 2000; 1996 James Cotton Feelin' Good; 1999 Mississippi Heat Handyman; 2002 Mississippi Heat Footprints On The Ceiling; 2002 Jody Williams Return of a Legend; 2004 Blasters Blasters Live: Going Home; 2007 Tony McPhee & the ...
William "Billy Boy" Arnold (born September 16, 1935) is an American blues harmonica player, singer and songwriter. Arnold is a self-taught harmonica player and has worked with blues legends such as Bo Diddley , Johnny Shines , Otis Rush , Earl Hooker , Howlin' Wolf , Muddy Waters and others.
Quasi als Autodidakt kam es schließlich zur musikalischen Zusammenarbeit zwischen Bo, Jody und dem Harpspieler Billy Boy Arnold, etwa 1951. Diese fand allerdings nicht in Clubs auf der Bühne, sondern 'out there on the corners' statt.
19. Nov. 2021 · The frank, funny, and unforgettable autobiography of a living legend of Chicago blues. Simply put, Billy Boy Arnold is one of the last men standing from the Chicago blues scene’s raucous heyday. What’s more, unlike most artists in this electrifying melting pot, who were Southern transplants, Arnold—a harmonica master who shared stages with Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters, and Howlin’ Wolf ...
Billy Boy Arnold with Kim Field. The frank, funny, and unforgettable autobiography of a living legend of Chicago blues. Simply put, Billy Boy Arnold is one of the last men standing from the Chicago blues scene’s raucous heyday.
Billy Boy Arnold. Billy Boy Arnold emerged as the youngest recording star among Chicago’s impressive corps of blues harmonica players in the 1950s, when he cut a series of invigorating blues for Vee-Jay Records, including "I Wish You Would," "I Ain’t Got You," and "Rockinitis." Arnold, one of the few bluesmen of his era who was actually ...
