eddy was like no other in his time and ours,his showmanship remains unmatched,and his antics,have been copyied by j.hendrix albert collins t.bone walker,and to many to mention..said to be the most preformin man in new orleans..walking down the bar out the door into a car zipped away,,all while soloing and the band played on til the cord ripped from the lg.pa. he used
This song caused outrage when it was released in 1952 cos it was definitely more gospel than blues - that's using the Lord's music to do the devil's work! In October 1953 Slim recorded in New Orleans for Speciality Records & brought in Ray Charles for the session. Ray did the arrangement for Slim's biggest hit 'The Things I Used To Do'. Ray was very impressed with Slim's blues, gospel style & in 1954 recorded his first overtly, gospel based single 'I've Got A Woman'.
eddy was like no other in his time and ours,his showmanship remains unmatched,and his antics,have been copyied by j.hendrix albert collins t.bone walker,and to many to mention..said to be the most preformin man in new orleans..walking down the bar out the door into a car zipped away,,all while soloing and the band played on til the cord ripped from the lg.pa. he used
TheOffcialACCFans 2 months ago
This song caused outrage when it was released in 1952 cos it was definitely more gospel than blues - that's using the Lord's music to do the devil's work! In October 1953 Slim recorded in New Orleans for Speciality Records & brought in Ray Charles for the session. Ray did the arrangement for Slim's biggest hit 'The Things I Used To Do'. Ray was very impressed with Slim's blues, gospel style & in 1954 recorded his first overtly, gospel based single 'I've Got A Woman'.
The Rest is History.
monkeytown1000 6 months ago
Actually, Ray Charles originally released this on Atlantic around October 1953.
marvy42 7 months ago
can't stop listening to this
grizz22604 8 months ago
wow Ray can really emulate.
yanis3 1 year ago
what a great feeling
Plumede 1 year ago