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Big Boss Man: The Life and Music of Bluesman Jimmy Reed
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Big Boss Man: The Life and Music of Bluesman Jimmy Reed

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Alcoholic. Epileptic. Technically challenged. Jimmy Reed nevertheless overcame these roadblocks to become perhaps the most successful R&B/pop cross-over artist of the ‘50s with songs like Big Boss Man and Bright Lights Big City. Musicians family members and those whose lives Reed touched offer revealing and heart-wrenching insights into this now-revered bluesman. While Reed’s alcoholism was no secret its effect on his musicianship is less understood. This engaging book tells the real story that until now has not been told.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Hal Leonard Corporation
Country
United States
Date
1 August 2006
Pages
360
ISBN
9780879308780

Alcoholic. Epileptic. Technically challenged. Jimmy Reed nevertheless overcame these roadblocks to become perhaps the most successful R&B/pop cross-over artist of the ‘50s with songs like Big Boss Man and Bright Lights Big City. Musicians family members and those whose lives Reed touched offer revealing and heart-wrenching insights into this now-revered bluesman. While Reed’s alcoholism was no secret its effect on his musicianship is less understood. This engaging book tells the real story that until now has not been told.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Hal Leonard Corporation
Country
United States
Date
1 August 2006
Pages
360
ISBN
9780879308780