Amos Milburn - The Chronological Amos Milburn 1947
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Track | Duration | Preview |
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Frank's Blues | ||
My Tortured Mind | ||
Hard Driving Blues | ||
Empty Arms Blues | ||
Rapture In Bloom | ||
I Still Love You | ||
Pot Luck Boogie | ||
Bye Bye Boogie | ||
Chicken Shack Boogie | ||
Hold Me Baby | ||
Anybody's Blues | ||
I Love Her | ||
Don't Tell Her | ||
Hen Party | ||
It's A Married Woman | ||
Slow Down Blues | ||
What Can I Do | ||
Lonesome For The Blues | ||
Pool-playing Blues | ||
It Took A Long, Long Time | ||
Rocky Rood Blues | ||
I'm Gonna Leave You | ||
Wolf On The River |
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About Amos Milburn
Influential boogie-woogie pianist, singer and bandleader, whose style greatly influenced artists such as Fats Domino and Little Richard. Active in the late 1940s and in the 1950s, usually recording in Los Angeles for Records.
Do not confuse with , who is not the same person nor a relation.
Born in Houston on April 1, 1927, he began developing his talent at an early age. When he was five years old his parents rented a piano for his sister's wedding, and in less than a day young Amos had taught himself to play "Jingle Bells." His parents enrolled him in piano lessons, but Milburn jumped ahead by lingering outside local taverns and juke joints and imitating what he heard. In 1942 he lied about his age to enlist in the United States Navy. He spent just over three years in the Pacific Theater, where he entertained troops with his lively piano tunes. Milburn began recording for Aladdin on September 12, 1946, releasing "Down the Road Apiece" which preceded the imminent rise of rock & roll. In twelve years he recorded about 125 songs, most of them arranged by saxophonist Maxwell Davis. Alcoholism later brought the pianist down, giving his songs that celebrated drinking a grimly ironic twist in retrospect.
Born April 1, 1927 in Houston, Texas.
Died January 3, 1980 in Houston, Texas.
Real Name
- Joseph Amos Milburn
- Jr.
Name Vars
- A Milburn
- A. Milburn
- A. Milburne
- Almos Milburn
- Amos Milbourne
- Amos Milburne
- Amos Wilburn
- Daniel Millburn
- Milbum
- Milburn
- Millburn
- S.R.Milburn