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Tommy McClennan (January 4, 1905 [1] – May 9, 1961) was an American Delta blues singer and guitarist. [2] Life and career. McClennan was born in Durant, Mississippi, and grew up in the town. He played and sang blues in a rough, energetic style. He made a series of recordings for Bluebird Records from 1939 [3] through 1942.
Tommy McClennan (* 8. April 1908 bei Yazoo City, Mississippi; † vermutlich 1962 in Chicago, Illinois) war ein US-amerikanischer Blues-Musiker. Ein eher mäßiger Gitarren- und Pianospieler, bestach McClennan durch eine kraftvolle, ausdrucksstarke Stimme. Er trat häufig zusammen mit Robert Petway auf.
- 8. April 1908
- McClennan, Tommy
- US-amerikanischer Blues-Musiker
Tommy McClennan (c. 1905-1961) was one of America’s most successful down-home blues recording artists during the period when he recorded 20 singles for the Bluebird label (1939-1942). Among McClennan’s most notable numbers were “Bottle It Up and Go,” “Cross Cut Saw,” “Travelin’ Highway Man,” and “New Highway No. 51 Blues.”.
Crosscut Saw – Wikipedia. Crosscut Saw, auch Cross Cut Saw Blues, ist ein Bluessong, der 1941 von Tommy McClennan aufgenommen wurde. Er gilt als Bluesstandard und wurde vielfach gecovert. Bekannt wurde vor allem die Version von Albert King aus dem Jahr 1966. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Geschichte. 2 Die Version von Albert King.
American blues singer and guitarist, who recorded for Bluebird 1939-1942. Born: January 4, 1905 in Durant, Mississippi. Died: May 9, 1961 in Chicago, Illinois. Show more.
Jazz musician Tommy McClennan's bio, concert & touring information, albums, reviews, videos, photos and more.
Tommy McClennan was a rough-edged Delta Blues player whose gravel voice and wild, slashing guitar style evoked the earliest days of the Blues. In a 27-month recording career in Chicago, he left a powerful legacy of raw-boned Blues, and his songs like 'Deep Sea Blues' (re-worked by his friend, and possible 'alter ego' Robert Petway as 'Catfish ...
