Caption: Eddie Taylor - the man behind all those great Jimmy Reed records, all the great John Lee Hooker records, and all the great Eddie Taylor records.
Eddie Taylor - the man behind all those great Jimmy Reed records, all the great John Lee Hooker records, and all the great Eddie Taylor records. 

Blues Unlimited #168 - Killer Rhythm Rockin' Blues

From: Steve Franz
Series: Blues Unlimited
Length: 01:59:01

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Join us for a grab bag of uptempo, hot and fast Blues and R&B. Rock on down to classics from Elmore James, Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor, Lightnin' Hopkins, Hop Wilson, Sam Price, Cal Green, and many more. Get your dancin' shoes on! This one's all killer and no filler! Read the full description.

Eddie-taylor-resized_small Join us for a grab bag of uptempo, hot and fast Blues and R&B. Rock on down to classics from Elmore James, Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor, Lightnin' Hopkins, Hop Wilson, Sam Price, Cal Green, and many more. Get your dancin' shoes on! This one's all killer and no filler!

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Join us for a grab bag of uptempo, hot and fast Blues and R&B. Rock on down to classics from Elmore James, Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor, Lightnin' Hopkins, Hop Wilson, Sam Price, Cal Green, and many more. Get your dancin' shoes on! This one's all killer and no filler!

Timing and Cues

Hour 1: 00:00 - 1:00:27
In Cue: "Welcome to Blues Unlimited..."
Out Cue (at 59:27): "...coming up right after this break."

Break (60 second music bed): 59:27 - 1:00:27

Hour 2: 1:00:27 - 1:58:59
In Cue: "Welcome back to the show..."
Out Cue (at 1:56:29): "...next time, right here on Blues Unlimited."

Note: from 1:56:29 to 1:58:59, an instrumental by Magic Sam closes the show.

Musical Works

Title Artist Album Label Year Length
Gator's Groove Willis Jackson Atlantic Rhythm & Blues Vol 1. Atlantic 1952 02:39
K.C. Loving Little Willie Littlefield The King Records R&B Box. King 1952 02:40
Hey Hey Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm featuring Jimmy Thomas East St. Louis - Stevens Sessions. Sequel 1959 02:06
Flip Flop and Fly Big Joe Turner Big, Bad & Blue - The Big Joe Turner Anthology. Rhino 1955 02:49
The Train Kept A Rollin' Tiny Bradshaw The King Records R&B Box. King 1951 02:47
Oh Ho Doodle Lu Joe "Google Eyes" August The New Orleans Blues Shouter. Domino 1954 02:29
The Big Push Cal Green Scratchin'. Charly 1958 02:35
Rhythm Rockin' Blues Rollee McGill Mercury Blues & Rhythm 1945-1955. Mercury 1955 02:42
Rockin' At The Coconut Top Hop Wilson & His Buddies Steel Guitar Flash. Ace 1958 02:37
Early Mornin' Boogie Lightnin' Hopkins Remember Me. Ember 1954 02:15
All My Whole Life Magic Sam The Cobra Records Story. Cobra 1958 02:14
Don't Touch My Head! J.B. Lenoir Natural Man. MCA/Chess 1956 02:19
My Country Man Big Maybelle The Complete OKeh Sessions 1952-1955. Columbia/Legacy 1952 02:35
You Don't Have To Go Sam Myers Blues Harp Bosses. Charly 1960 02:32
Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide Rice Miller aka Sonny Boy Williamson II One Way Out. MCA/Chess 1959 02:20
Rhythm Rock Boogie Arthur "Big Boy" Spires Chicago Blues - The Chance Era. Charly 1953 02:40
She Loves So Easy Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee Old Town Country Blues. Collectables 5859 02:43
Story of My Life Champion Jack Dupree Shake Baby, Shake. Rondo-Lette 1956 02:51
Oh John Jimmy Reed The Vee Jay Years. Charly 1962 02:29
Happy Home Elmore James Blues After Hours. Ace 1954 02:46
Tears In My Eyes Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup Complete Recorded Works Vol 4. Document 1952 03:03
I Won't Be Happy Poor Bob Woodfork Blues Southside Chicago. Decca (UK) 1965 02:40
Teenage Beat Little Walter The Complete Chess Masters 1950-1967. MCA/Chess 1956 03:02
All By Myself Washboard Sam & Big Bill Broonzy Washboard Sam & Big Bill Broonzy. MCA/Chess 1953 03:07
If It Ain't Me (Who Are You Thinking Of) Jimmy Rogers The Complete Chess Recordings. MCA/Chess 1956 02:02
It's You Baby Sunnyland Slim The Cobra Records Story. Cobra 1956 02:21
Rib Joint Sam Price Rib Joint. Savoy 1956 02:39
Caldonia '56 Louis Jordan In The '50s: Hit, Git & Split. Rev-Ola 1956 02:20
Slow Down Baby Bob Gaddy Gonna Rock The Blues. Official 1953 02:48
Hit, Git & Split Young Jessie In The '50s: Hit, Git & Split. Rev-Ola 1956 02:29
Green's Blues Cal Green Scratchin'. Charly 1958 02:48
Don't Drive Me Baby Lowell Fulson The Complete Chess Masters. MCA/Chess 1957 02:43
My Soul Clifton Chenier Chess New Orleans. MCA/Chess 1957 02:54
Chicken Stuff Hop Wilson & His Chickens Blues Masters Vol 15: Slide Guitar Classics. Rhino 1958 02:24
Train Fare Eddie Taylor Big Town Playboy. P-Vine 1964 02:53
Crossroads Homesick James Chicago Blues: A Quarter Century. P-Vine 1963 02:46
Dusty Road John Lee Hooker The Vee Jay Years. Charly 1960 02:21
I Have A Little Girl Howlin' Wolf Smokestack Lightning/The Complete Chess Masters 1951-1960. MCA/Chess 1955 02:36
Magic Rocker Magic Sam West Side Guitar 1957-1966. Flyright 1957 02:29

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