
Blues harpist Forest City Joe was heavily influenced by John Lee Sonny Boy Williamson. He not only played like him, but sang like him as well. Unlike his idol, however, who was murdered on June 1, 1948, Joe lived long enough to record for the Chess brothers in the early days of their activities, when Chess was known as Aristocrat. Joe was remembered as a "great harp player" by Muddy Waters, who only missed playing at Joe's one major Chess recording session on December 2, 1948, when Joe was only 21.
As an Amazon Associate, Spinn Radio earns from qualifying purchases.
She Lived Her Life Too Fast
Train Time
Red Cross Store
Stop Breaking Down
She Don't Love Me That Way
Forrest City Jump
Levee Camp Reminiscence
Drink on Little Girl
Levee Camp Remiscence
You Gotta Cut That Out
A woman on every street
Memory of Sonny Boy
Special Delivery Man
Ash Street Boogie
Sawdust Bottom
Lonesome Day Blues
Shady Lane Woman
Mean Mistreatin' Woman
Train Time - Forrest City Joe
She Lived Her Life Too Fast
She Don't Love Me That Way (Fo
Trouble in Mind
Red Cross Store (Forrest City Joe)
Levee Camp Holler
Forest City Jump
Drink On, Little Girl
Levee Camp Remiscence (Forrest City Joe)
Red Cross Store.
You better cut that out
Mean Mistreatin’ Woman
Your Gotta Cut That Out
Memory Of Sunny Boy
Forrest City Boogie
She Lived Her Live Too Fast
The Banks Of The Arkansas - Wave The Ocean
Blues before sunrise
Levee Camp Remiscence (Forre
21 - Red Cross Store (Forrest City Joe)
Someday
Levee Camp Remiscence ()
Jesse James
She lived her life to fast (alt.)
Down on the Levee Blues (Levee Camp Reminiscence)
06 - Levee Camp Remiscence (Forrest City Joe)
(She used to be beautiful but) She lived her life too fast
Down on the Levee Blues
Train time n°2
You gonna cut that out I
Drink on little girl II
Forrest City Joe / Train Time
Tune into 50,000+ live radio stations from every corner of the world on an interactive 3D globe with audio-reactive visualizations.