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On the Very short list of ESSENTIAL Post-WWII American musicians.
He built the bridge from the big bands to Brother Ray &
Ike Turner’s Rocket 88.
I’ve loved him for 40 years!
On the Very short list of ESSENTIAL Post-WWII American musicians.
He built the bridge from the big bands to Brother Ray &
Ike Turner’s Rocket 88.
I’ve loved him for 40 years!
He was BIG (like Beatles big). If you are interested then read his biography:
Louis Jordan:: Son of Arkansas, Father of R by Stephen Koch
A repeat, I'm sure, but so what?
He should've boosted his mids.
Oh look mommy, a sea-horsie and its baby!
Too close to the bassbone, been everythere, done allthat, but the stairs was an elevator lobby and some miscreant father with his devil-spawn.
