78 RPM - Rubber Legs Williams - That's The Stuff You Got To Watch / Pointless Mama Blues - Savoy - USA

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Artist:	Rubber Legs Williams
Label:	Savoy
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	564
Date:	1945
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Rubber Legs Williams	That's The Stuff You Got To Watch	Battles, Sissie, Meredith, Ram	Rate
B	Rubber Legs Williams	Pointless Mama Blues	Williams, Rieg	8.0 Rate

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BigBadBluesMan 23rd Mar 2015



mickey rat 2nd Apr 2013		Actually the Leiber & Stoller one would definitely be of interest to me and will get round to reading it one day. Lonnie Donegan, probably not for me, but it's amazing what peripheral information you pick up from books on artists that don't usually interest you.



bill mann 2nd Apr 2013		mickey, Is mr citizen extracting the urine, whatdya think ?



KeithS SUBS ● 2nd Apr 2013		Just got the Lonnie Donegan biography and the Leiber - Stoller book..all RECOMMENDED



bill mann 2nd Apr 2013		I know what you mean mickey, I appear to be in the same boat.



mickey rat 29th Mar 2013		Bill, you must stop recommending CDs to me. I'm trying (unsuccessfully) to stop buying them. Besides people on 45cat keep recommending books to me which I really can't afford either. I thought by my age I'd be rich but I must have taken a wrong turn somewhere.



bill mann 28th Mar 2013		Mickey - All of Rubberlegs recordings are on Blue Moon cd - BMCD 6011 ' Obscure Blues Shouters' from Barcelona. A great cd, dunno if it's still available, I've had it for some time. Well worth seeking out.



mickey rat 28th Mar 2013		Henry "Rubberlegs" Williams came from a vaudeville background and was primarily a dancer, hence his nickname. This record is probably important historically because it was the first recording session that Miles Davis ever played on (not that you can really hear him). Also in the group was the "other" Al Casey who played guitar on numerous New York jazz and R&B sessions and often gets confused with the prolific Los Angeles pop and rock session guitarist with the same name. Details here.



molemilton ● 27th Mar 2013		Rubber Legs Williams & Orchestra featuring Herbie Fields Saxaphone.

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