Have a friend who saw Juke Boy back in those times but Juke Boy was not in the best of health. This clip from Swedish television happened in 1975 and, three years later, Juke Boy died in his apartment from cirrhosis of the liver at age 46. Unknown in most of Houston, he was a blue hero in Europe.
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Juke Boy
Have a friend who saw Juke Boy back in those times but Juke Boy was not in the best of health. This clip from Swedish television happened in 1975 and, three years later, Juke Boy died in his apartment from cirrhosis of the liver at age 46. Unknown in most of Houston, he was a blue hero in Europe.
The blues is nothing but the natural facts. You can have the blues one day because your woman has run away from home. You can have the blues the next day because she came back.
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Dr. Mojo is Brian Robertson, author of Little Blues Book with illustrations by R. Crumb, and has played blues for 30 years. His latest album is Big Ass Buick.
Dr. Mojo Harp, the blog, is a look at the blues harmonica in thought and in practice. The idea is to highlight some of the best players, sources of blues harp lessons, products such as harmonicas and amps and mikes, reviews and much more.
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