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Delbert McClinton
One of the leading exponents of white soul-blues. As a teenager, he occasionally
accompanied the likes of Sonny Boy Williamson and Lightnin' Hopkins. He was a
talented harmonica player, and legend has it that he gave John Lennon lessons on
"Love Me Do". McClinton's solo career, which began in 1975 with the album Victim
Of Life's Circum-stances, is marked by a fusion of Southern funk and
country-soul. Highlights include "Two More Bottles Of Wine", covered by Emmylou
Harris, and "B Movie Boxcar Blues", used in the Blues Brothers film of the same
name.
Old Weakness (Coming on Strong)Delbert McClinton
One Of The Fortunate Few
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Blues as Blues Can GetDelbert McClinton
Never Been Rocked Enough
4:05
I Used to WorryDelbert McClinton and Francine Reed
Never Been Rocked Enough
2:53
Too Much StuffDelbert McClinton
One Of The Fortunate Few
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Lone Star BluesDelbert McClinton
Room to Breathe
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Giving It up for Your LoveDelbert McClinton
The Jealous Kind
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