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4 comments:
not to be confused with the country music icon of the same name. i love early rock n roll like this, before it became corrupted.
tgs
FYI: There was actually a third musician with the same name who played in Muddy Waters band.
not to quibble, but the dude who played with Muddy was Jimmy Rogers. close enough for jazz, though, as they say.
tgs
I'd call that quibbling.
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