Richard M. Jones Jazzmen "New Orleans Hop Scop Blues", 1944
Recorded in Chicago for the small Sessions Records label, which was at 125 N. Wells Street, this was from Jones' very last recording dates.
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@konstantinjace.bsky.socialRichard M. Jones Jazzmen "New Orleans Hop Scop Blues", 1944
Recorded in Chicago for the small Sessions Records label, which was at 125 N. Wells Street, this was from Jones' very last recording dates.
@konstantinjace.bsky.socialBig Bill Broonzy "You Better Cut That Out" recorded in Chicago in 1940,
Blind John Davis on the piano. Classic Chicago blues tune.
@konstantinjace.bsky.socialThe Tazmen "Easy Pickin'", 1957
Obscure rocker/rockabilly side recorded at the tiny Taz Recording Corp./label which was at 222 W. North Avenue in Old Town, Chicago. A minor hit
Joe Rumoro, local musician & guitar teacher here for decades, the only known personnel
@konstantinjace.bsky.socialRecord in Chicago April 15, 1942
