Eddie Taylor Jr.

Eddie Taylor Jr.


When Eddie Taylor Sr., a founder of postwar Chicago blues and the genius behind the famous Jimmy Reed, passed away in 1985, his red guitar, a Gibson 355 stereo, was left sitting in the corner. Eddie Jr., the third son in the family, had grown up hearing blues, but his main interest at the time was the current hip-hop music. One day he started listening to his father's records, picked up the guitar, hooked it up to the old Fender tube amp, and started teaching himself to play and sing. Today, at only 32 years old, Eddie Taylor Jr. is a leader in traditional Chicago blues.

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Train Fare Blues

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32-20 Blues

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I'm so Blue

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Sock It to Me

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Ride 'em on Down

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You Sweet

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Use What You Got

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Cut You Loose

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Biggest Blues Fan

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That's All Right

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M. Little Machine

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My little machine

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