
Jackie Brenston (Clarksdale, Mississippi, 15 August 1930 – 15 December 1979) was an American rhythm & blues singer, saxophonist and songwriter who recorded, with Ike Turner's band, the first version of the proto-rock and roll song “Rocket 88”. Returning to Clarksdale from army service in 1947, Brenston learned to play the tenor saxophone, linking up with Ike Turner in 1950 as sax player and occasional singer in his band. The local success of Ike Turner & The Kings of Rhythm prompted B.
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Rocket 88
Rocket '88'
My Real Gone Rocket
Rocket "88"
Rocket '88
In My Real Gone Rocket
Independent Woman
Rocket 88 - Original
Trouble Up The Road
Tuckered Out
Starvation
You Ain't The One
Much Later
Rocket
Leo The Louse
Rocket 88 (Single Version)
Hi-Ho Baby
In My Real Gone Rock
Rocket “88”
Come Back Where You Belong
Gonna Wait For My Chance
Juiced
The Mistreater
Fat Meat Is Greasy
Make my love come down
Rocket 88 (written by Ike Turner, 1951)
Rocket 88 (w/ Bob Dylan intro)
Rockett 88
independant Woman
I Want To See My Baby
Mule
Rocket 88 (r&b)
Jackie's Chewing Gum
What Can It Be?
My Baby Left Town
Blues Got Me Again
True Love
You Won't Be Coming Back
Lovin' Time Blues
Rocket ‘88’
Lovin' Time
"88" Boogie
Rocket 88 (1951)
Rocket ’88’
Want You To Rock Me
Rocket 88 [1951]
88 Boogie
What Can It Be
Rocket "88" (1951)
Get High Everybody
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