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title The Bob
Geddins Blues Legacy. Many
tunes often mistakenly attributed to
other artists were
either written or co-written by
Geddins, e.g. "Tin Pan...
- Blues" is a song
written by
rural blues musician K. C.
Douglas and
Robert Geddins, and
first recorded by
Douglas in 1948. The song,
originally titled "Mercury...
- was a
feedback person." As the
sessions began, Vaughan's
cover of Bob
Geddins' "Tin Pan Alley" was
recorded while audio levels were
being checked. Layton...
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Reissues list
Michael Kindred and W. C.
Clark Reissues list
Robert Geddins Originally recorded in 1958–1959 by the little-known Sly
Williams Kent...
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number of
independent record labels,
sometimes those ****ociated with Bob
Geddins.
These included Heritage, Hollywood, Flair, Specialty, Aladdin, Imperial...
- Speaks" 0:37 12. "Tin Pan
Alley (aka
Roughest Place in Town)"
Robert Geddins 7:42 13. "Testify [Live]"
Ronald Isley, O'Kelly
Isley Jr.,
Rudolph Isley...
- Anderson) – 3:44 "Cajun" – 1:36 "John's Blues" – 5:06 "Haunted House" (Bob
Geddins) – 2:44 "Pete's Blue" – 7:17 "The
Messiah Will Come Again" – 5:55 "Hey...
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Higgins and
Porter (as V. Haven). "Call Me a
Hound Dog",
written by Bob
Geddins, in
which the
hound dog
states his case, was
recorded by
Blues singer Jimmy...
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Robert Geddins 4:14 5. "You Don't Love Me"
Ellas McDaniel 5:30 6. "Come See
About Me"
Buddy Guy,
Philip Guy 8:33 7. "****o San Francisco"
Robert Geddins 5:20...
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Travelers in California, when Bob
Geddins began to
record him in
Oakland in 1951,
initially with his band Bob
Geddins' Cavaliers.
Further recordings were...
