REED JIMMY Rocks

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Jimmy Reed was the first blues artist of the 1950s to crossover into the pop charts, and only B.B. King totaled more hits than Jimmy did. Reed was featured in significant rock & roll package tours crisscrossing the land, and audiences black and white loved him. His music was deceptively simple and invited many aspiring kids to try their hands on the laid-back shuffles and blueish boogies. His lyrics were witty, wise, humorous, and always structured around an irresistible hook-line. Jimmy Reed made you sing-a-long and dance all night!

The Jimmy Reed sound and success would not have been possible without fellow Mississippian Eddie Taylor, responsible for the memorable guitar lines and riffs. We have included a few of Eddie's own recordings for Vee-Jay as a bonus. They showcase his style from a different angle.

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Reed, Jimmy
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1. Jimmy Reed - I'm Going Upside Your Head
2. Jimmy Reed - I Don't Go For That
3. Jimmy Reed - Baby, What You Want Me To Do
4. Jimmy Reed - Baby, What's Wrong
5. Jimmy Reed - I'm Gonna Ruin You
6. Jimmy Reed - I'm a Love You
7. Jimmy Reed - Shoot My Baby
8. Jimmy Reed - Bright Lights, Big City
9. Jimmy Reed - Take It Slow
10. Jimmy Reed - Ain't That Loving You Baby
11. Jimmy Reed - High and Lonesome
12. Jimmy Reed - Big Boss Man
13. Jimmy Reed - Come Love
14. Jimmy Reed - You're Something Else
15. Jimmy Reed - I Ain't Got You
16. Jimmy Reed - the Sun is Shining
17. Jimmy Reed - Let's Get Together
18. Jimmy Reed - Good Lover
19. Jimmy Reed - She Don't Want Me No More
20. Jimmy Reed - When Girls Do It
21. Jimmy Reed - I Found My Baby
22. Jimmy Reed - State Street Boogie
23. Jimmy Reed - I'm the Man Down There
24. Jimmy Reed - My Bitter Seed
25. Jimmy Reed - Shame, Shame, Shame
26. Eddie Taylor - Bad Boy
27. Eddie Taylor - E.T. Blues
28. Eddie Taylor - Big Town Playboy
29. Eddie Taylor - Train Fare Home