Sonorauna disquería de Métrica

Jimmy Reed

guitar · harmonica · vocals · composición

Acreditado en 20 discos del catálogo

American blues musician and songwriter, born 6 September 1925 in Dunleith, Mississippi, USA, died 29 August 1976 in Oakland, California, USA. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1991 (Performer). Often miscredited for writing "Big Boss Man" written by Al Smith and Luther Dixon.

En Sonorawritten-by, guitar, harmonica · 1958–2022

SellosVee-Jay Records · Chess Records

Tocó conEarl Phillips · Eddie Taylor · Albert King · Lefty Bates

Discografía

I'm Jimmy Reed

1958 · Vee-Jay Records

I'm Jimmy Reed

1958 · Vee-Jay Records

I'm Jimmy Reed

1958 · Vee-Jay Records

Rockin' With Reed

Rockin' With Reed

1959 · Vee-Jay Records

Rockin With Reed

Rockin With Reed

1959 · Vee-Jay Records

Found Love

1960 · Vee-Jay Records

Found Love

1960 · Vee-Jay Records

Now Appearing

1960 · Vee-Jay Records

The Folk Lore Of John Lee Hooker

The Folk Lore Of John Lee Hooker

John Lee Hooker

1961 · Vee-Jay Records

Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall

Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall

1961 · Audio Fidelity

Just Jimmy Reed

Just Jimmy Reed

1962 · Vee-Jay Records

Jimmy Reed Plays 12 String Guitar Blues

Jimmy Reed Plays 12 String Guitar Blues

1963 · Vee-Jay Records

T'Aint No Big Thing But He Is... Jimmy Reed

T'Aint No Big Thing But He Is... Jimmy Reed

1963 · Vee-Jay Records

At Soul City

1964 · Vee-Jay Records

Whose Muddy Shoes

Whose Muddy Shoes

1968 · Chess Records

Rock Festival [Live]

Rock Festival [Live]

The Youngbloods

1970 · Rhino/Warner Records - Rock

High And Lonesome

High And Lonesome

1981 · Vee-Jay Records

Jimmy Reed

1989 · Archive of Folk & Jazz Music

Sounds Like Jimmie Rodgers - Disc A

Sounds Like Jimmie Rodgers - Disc A

Various Artists

2005 · JSP Records

Brunswick Recordings, 1926

Brunswick Recordings, 1926

Various Artists

2022 · Van Up Records

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