
Guitar Pete Franklin (Edward Lamonte Franklin, Indianapolis, IN, January 16, 1928 - Indianapolis, IN, July 31, 1975) was a blues musician. Although nicknamed “Guitar Pete” he was an accomplished blues pianist, as well as a fine guitarist. He made his debut recording as a session guitarist in Chicago, backing St. Louis Jimmy on an Opera Records release. In 1949 he cut four songs for Victor in Chicago under his own name but only two were issued giving him his only 78 RPM record.
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Guitar Pete's Blues
How Long Blues
Down Behind the Rise
Casey Brown Blues
Guitar Pete’s Blues
Guitar Pete´s Blues
Grievin' Me
Prison Bound
Big Leg Women
Guitar Pete Franklin - How Long Blues
Lonesome Bedroom Blues
Guitar Pete Franklin - Guitar Pete's Blues
Down Behind The Rise (1947)
I Got To Find My Baby
Black Gal
Rocky Mountains
Six White Horses
Sail On
My Old Lonesome Blues
Lowdown dirty ways
The Fives
Penal Farm blues
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