-
Lowell Fulson (March 31, 1921 –
March 7, 1999) was an
American blues guitarist and songwriter, in the West
Coast blues tradition. He also
recorded for...
- drugs. In 1966,
Hendrix married jazz
singer Robert Fulson, who was the
brother of
singer Lowell Fulson, and they both
would perform as the
opening act for...
- elements,
written by West
Coast blues artists Lowell Fulson and
Jimmy McCracklin.
First recorded by
Fulson in 1967, it was his highest-charting
single since...
-
originally going to
Fulson Tech and vice versa,
causing Greg to panic. Greg's
school performs poorly on the test due to the
students going to
Fulson Tech not even...
- 1965:
Lowell Fulson, Soul 1965: Z.Z. Hill, The Soul
Stirring Z.Z. Hill 1966: Ike & Tina Turner, The Soul of Ike & Tina 1967:
Lowell Fulson,
Tramp 1967:...
- ever be." The song was
recorded by
Lowell Fulson, an
American blues singer, in 1969 on the
Jewel label.
Fulson's version included the
lyrics "Why Don't We...
- Hooker, and he and
Fulson play like one person". All
tracks are
written by John Lee
Hooker John Lee
Hooker — vocals,
guitar Lowell Fulson —
guitar Carey Bell...
-
musician Lowell Fulson,
released in 1995. It was
nominated for the
Grammy Award for Best
Traditional Blues Album. Them
Update Blues was
Fulson's second album...
-
chorus but with new
verses from B-Real, Sen Dog and
guest Kurupt.
Lowell Fulson's 1967 hit "Tramp" is
sampled for the
guitar and b****. The
drums are taken...
- and
spent the next few
years touring with the
blues musician Lowell Fulson as
Fulson's musical director. In 1950, Charles'
performance in a
Miami hotel impressed...
