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Little Walter scored fourteen top-ten hits on the Billboard R&B charts between 1952 and 1958, including a second #1, "My Babe" in 1955, a level of commercial success never achieved by his former boss Waters. In the late 1950s, Jacob's fame and fortunes began to decline. He suffered from alcoholism and had a notoriously short temper.
Little Walter (ur.1 maja 1930 w Marksville, zm. 15 lutego 1968 w Chicago), właśc. Marion Walter Jacobs – amerykański muzyk specjalizujący się w grze na harmonijce diatonicznej, jeden z najważniejszych przedstawicieli bluesa chicagowskiego.Został wprowadzony do Blues Hall of Fame już w roku jej powstania, tj. w 1980, a w 2008 znalazł się w Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Little Walter Discography. When it came to playing the ‘Mississippi Sax’, Little Walter was in a class of his own. That big, honking, amplified sound made every player in Chicago sit up and take notice. In the early 1960’s, Blues went into one of it’s periodic declines, and alcohol was taking it’s toll on Walter too.
11 de abr. de 2009 · My baby don't stand no cheatin', my babeOh yeah she don't stand no cheatin', my babeOh yeah she don't stand no cheatin', She don't stand none of that midnigh...
2 de may. de 2024 · Walter’s sound was ahead of its time and more up-tempo than what the rest of the Chicago blues had to offer at the time. As a harmonica player he was rhythmically freer, and a lot less unvarying than most blues harpists of his time. Little Walter stood out and made his way to the top, yet his musical triumphs couldn’t save him from himself.
20 de ago. de 2011 · Who's the king of all postwar blues harpists, Chicago division or otherwise? Why, the virtuosic Little Walter, without a solitary doubt. The fiery harmonica ...
Little Walter Jacobs, was born Marion Walter Jacobs on May 1, 1930, in Marksville, Louisiana. As a child he developed a deep love for music and started playing harmonica at a young age. He was largely self-taught and as a teen, became a regular in the New Orleans blues scene. In the late 1940s, Little Walter moved to Chicago, which was the ...
