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Jimmy Rogers. Although never quite a stage-stopping headliner on a Chicago blues scene loaded with more aggressive personalities, Jimmy Rogers nonetheless played an integral role in the development of the city’s electric postwar blues sound. A key member of the Muddy Waters band for years, Rogers also made memorable music on his own ...
Watch on YouTube. Watch on. Jimmy was an important member of the Chess house-band, and was Muddy’s indispensable ‘second’ guitar for many years, but he also maintained his solo career. His 1950 debut for the Chess label, ‘That’s All Right’, became a standard, and others like ‘Back Door Friend’, ‘Sloppy Drunk’ and ‘Chicago ...
Jimmy Rogers (1991) Jimmy Rogers, eigentlich James A. Lane (* 1924 in Ruleville, Mississippi; † 19. Dezember 1997) war ein US-amerikanischer Blues-Gitarrist und Komponist, der in den 1950er Jahren in der Band von Muddy Waters spielte.. Leben. Jimmy Rogers wuchs in Memphis (Tennessee) auf. Seine musikalischen Vorbilder und Lehrmeister waren Big Bill Broonzy, Joe Willie Wilkins und Robert ...
1 de dic. de 2011 · To talking about the childhood of Jimmy D. Lane (born 1965) is to talk about the who’s who of Chicago blues. See Jimmy D. Lane’s father is Jimmy Lane but he used his step fathers name for a stage name. The world knows him as Jimmy Rogers. Jimmy Rogers played guitar in Muddy Waters All Stars along with Little Walter and Otis Spann.
19 de sept. de 2023 · Credits Vocals and guitar - Jimmy Rogers Vocals and guitar - Jeff Healey (track 1), Eric Clapton (tracks 2, 8 and 12), Lowell Fulson (tracks 5) and Stephen S...
Chicago's Jimmy Rogers Sings The Blues (Cassette, Compilation)DCC Compact Classics, Shelter Records: SRC-8016: US: 1990: Recently Edited. Chicago's Jimmy Rogers Sings The Blues (CD, Compilation)Sequel Records: NEX CD 142: UK: 1990: New Submission. Chicago's Jimmy Rogers Sings The Blues (CD, Compilation)Possum Records, DCC Compact Classics:
29 de ene. de 2024 · When venerable blues guitarist Jimmy Rogers died while making this album, it turned from a star-studded CD into a posthumous tribute. And a high-wattage one at that: Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant and even Canuck six-stringer Jeff Healey are just some of the rock and blues legends who showed up at ...
