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Willie Kizart (January 4, 1932 –
September 2, 1998) was an
American electric blues guitarist best
known for
being a
member of Ike Turner's
Kings of Rhythm...
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Takesha Meshé
Kizart (born 1982) is an African-American
operatic soprano. She is a grand-niece of
Muddy Waters on her mother's side and a
distant relative...
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reformed version of
Kings of
Rhythm north to East St. Louis,
which included Kizart, Sims, O'Neal,
Jesse Knight Jr. and Turner's then wife
Annie Mae Wilson...
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Turner and the
Kings of
Rhythm song "Rocket 88",
where guitarist Willie Kizart used a
vacuum tube
amplifier that had a
speaker cone
slightly damaged in...
- sky was now the limit. The
legend of how the
sound came
about says that
Kizart's amplifier was
damaged on
Highway 61 when the band was
driving from Mississippi...
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example of distortion, or fuzz guitar, pla**** by the band's
guitarist Willie Kizart. Ike
Turner offered this comment: "I don't
think that ‘Rocket 88’ is rock...
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Raymond Hill and his Jump For Joy,
including Turner's
former guitarist Willie Kizart. Sam
Phillps offered the
tapes to
Chess Records and they were rejected....
- Bill Mercer,
sports and
professional wrestling announcer Takesha Meshé
Kizart,
operatic soprano Jim Metcalf, news
reporter and
Peabody Award recipient...
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Turner was on piano. "Rocket 88" is
notable among other things for
Willie Kizart's distorted guitar sound.
Phillips licensed the
recording to
Chess Records...
- jövőképe 1945–1949 (Eötvös Kiadó, 1988) Októberi kérdések (Püski-Eötvös, 1988)
Kizárt a párt (társszerző, 1989) Egy év után, választás előtt. Beszélgetések Pozs****...
