Little Walter - Its Too Late Brother Take Me Back
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Track | Duration | Preview |
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It's Too Late Brother | ||
Take Me Back |
Video
Little Walter Take Me Back from 1956 on CHECKER #852
little walter - it's too late brother (checker)
Little Walter - It's Too Late Brother
Little Walter It's Too Late Brother from 1956 on CHECKER #852
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
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- 10"
- 78 RPM
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Companies
Role | Company |
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Manufactured By | Checker Record Co. |
Published By | Arc Music |
Notes
Little Walter's 7th Release on the Checker LabelBarcodes
- Matrix / Runout: 45-8191 4
- Matrix / Runout: 45-8193 4
- Matrix / Runout (label side A): 8191
- Matrix / Runout (runout etched side A): CHESS 8191
- Matrix / Runout (label side B): 8193
- Matrix / Runout (runout etched side B): CHESS 45-8193
- Rights Society: BMI
About Little Walter
Blues harmonica player and composer.
His innovation on the harmonica has had impact on succeeding generations.
Born & raised in Louisiana, Little Walter had quit school by the age of 12, & was supporting himself with odd jobs & busking around southern cities in Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, & Missouri. Arriving in Chicago in 1945, he occasionally found work as a guitarist but garnered more attention for his already highly developed harmonica work. Jacobs, growing frustrated with having his harmonica drowned out by electric guitarists, competed with their volume by adopting the previously little-used method of amplification. However, he differed from his contemporaries by purposely pushing his amplifiers beyond their intended technical limitations, using the amplification to explore and develop radical new timbres and sonic effects previously unheard from a harmonica, or any other instrument. It has been said Little Walter was the first musician of any kind to purposely use electronic distortion.
His first released recordings were in 1947. He then joined band playing mostly unamplified harmonica from 1948 to 1952, though hired Walter to play on most of Muddy's records throughout the 50's.
In 1952 his instrumental hit "Juke" spent 8 weeks atop the Billboard R&B chart, the only harmonica instrumental #1 to date.
Little Walter scored fourteen top-ten hits on the Billboard R&B charts between 1952 and 1958, including a second #1, "My Babe" in 1955, a level of commercial success never achieved by his former boss Waters.
In the late 1950s, Jacob's fame and fortunes began to decline. He suffered from alcoholism and had a notoriously short temper. He died in his sleep at the apartment of a girlfriend at 209 E. 54th St. in Chicago early in the morning following a fight outside a club he was playing at in South Chicago.
Described as "king of all post-war blues harpists
Real Name
- Marion Walter Jacobs
Name Vars
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- Walter Jacobs
- 'Little Walter' Jacobs
- Dixon
- Jacobs
- L. Walter
- Litte Walter
- Little Ealter
- Little Walker
- Little Walter (Jacobs)
- Little Walter J
- Little Walter J.
- Little Walter Jacobs
- Little Walter Juke
- Little Walters
- Little Walther
- Little Water Juke
- Walker
- Walter
- Walters
Aliases
- Walter Jacobs
Comments
one of my fav walter tracks -thanks!