About Clyde McCoy
Clyde McCoy (December 29, 1903 in Ashland, Kentucky – June 11, 1990 in Memphis, Tennessee), a famous jazz trumpet player, is best remembered for his themes song, Sugar Blues, and popularity expanding seven decades. Introduced in 1967, the Vox Clyde McCoy Wah-wah pedal was the most significant guitar effect of its time. Invented by a young engineer named Brad Plunkett, who worked for the Thomas Organ Company — Vox/JMI’s U.S. counterpart —
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Tear It Down
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Sugar Blues
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The Nightmare
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I've Found A New Baby
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Basin Street Blues
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Wah-Wah Lament
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Sugar Blues Boogie
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New Basin Street Blues
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Smoke Rings
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St. Louis Blues
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The Creole Love Call
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Mood Indigo
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There'll Be Some Changes Made
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Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
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Readin', Ritin', Rhythm
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Old Fashioned Love
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Black And Tan Fantasy
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Sugar Blues: Runnin' Wild (from "Some Like It Hot", 1959 Film Score)
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Some Of These Days
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Nobody's Sweetheart
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Like Me A Little Bit Less (Love Me A Little Bit More)
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Super Blues
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When My Baby Smiles At Me
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It Looks Like Love
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Blues In The Night
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Memphis Blues
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A Lonely Gondolier
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Little Women
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Wabash Blues
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Palooka (It's A Grand Old American Name)
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Business On The Q T
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In The Cool Of The Night
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Farewell Blues
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Darktown Strutters Ball
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Jada
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Embassy Stomp
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Jangled Nerves
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Limehouse Blues
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Honeysuckle Rose
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South
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Hot Sugar Blues
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Johnson Rag
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Jazz Me Blues
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AT SUNDOWN
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That Da-Da Strain
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Clarinet Marmalade
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Rose Room
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Panama
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Opus Number One
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Tin Roof Blues
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