
Juke Boy Bonner (Weldon H. Philip Bonner, March 22, 1932 – June 29, 1978) was an American, "one-man band", blues singer, harmonica player, and guitarist. He was influenced by Lightnin' Hopkins, Jimmy Reed and Slim Harpo. He described the bleak prospects of black urban existence in songs like "Life is a Nightmare", "Struggle Here in Houston" and "Going Back to the Country", accompanying himself on guitar, harmonica and drums in the self-sufficient one-man band mode of Joe Hill Louis and Dr. Ross.
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Come To Me
I'm A Bluesman
Yammin' The Blues
Running Shoes
Houston, The Action Town
Tired Of The Greyhound Blues
Trying To Get Ahead
I'm Lonely Too
Problems All Around
If You Don't Want To Get Mistreated
Rock With Me Baby
Struggle Here In Houston
going back to the country
Carried to the Cleaners and hung out to Dry
Jumpin' With Juke Boy
Real Good Woman
Funny Money
Lonesome Ride Back Home
Better Place To Go
Stay Off Lyons Avenue
Call Me Juke Boy
Well Baby
Can't Hardly Keep From Cryin'
Life Gave Me A Dirty Deal
I'm In The Big City
Sad, Sad Sound
I'm Not Jiving
Hard Luck
Let's Boogie
She Turns Me On
Being Black and I'm Proud
When the Deal Goes Down
Trying to Be Contented
Railroad Tracks
Goin' Back To The Country
It's Enough
It's Time To Make A Change
It Don't Take Too Much
What Will I Tell the Children
Life Is A Nightmare
Over Ten Years Ago
Daylight Won't Catch Me Here
Just A Blues
I Got My Passport
Watch Your Buddies
I'm Getting Tired
Just Got To Take A Ride
Rock with Me, Baby
My Blues
Time to Say Goodbye
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