About Little Son Joe
Little Son Joe, (Ernest Lawlers, Hughes, Arkansas, May 18, 1900 – Memphis, Tennessee, November 14, 1961) was an American blues guitarist, vocalist, and composer. He is best known for his musical partnership with his wife, Memphis Minnie, but he had been playing guitar and singing blues for some years around Memphis before they got together, including a period with Rev. Robert Wilkins, whom he accompanied on record in 1935. He took up with Minnie in the late 1930s, replacing her previous husband and partner, Kansas Joe McCoy.
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Black Rat Swing
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Ethel Bea
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A Little Too Late
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Bone Yard Blues
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Me and My Chauffeur Blues
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Black Rat Swing - Original
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Just Had To Holler
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Diggin' My Potatoes
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Black Rat Swing [Album Version]
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Key To The World
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My Black Buffalo
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Tuff Luck Blues
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A.B.C. Blues
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I'd Write A Letter
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ABC Blues
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Black Rat Swing (Remastered)
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Just And To Holler
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Black Rat Swing (1941)
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A. B. C. Blues
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Had To Holler
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Looking The World Over
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088 - Black Rat Swing
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A Little Too Late - Little Son Joe
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Black Rat Swing (Album Version)
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Bone Yard Blues (Little Son Jo
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Black Rat Swing (feat. Little Son Joe)
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Pigmeat on the Line
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Ethel Bea (Little Son Joe Vcl.)
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A Little Too Late (Little Son Joe Vcl.)
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I'd Write A Letter (Little Son Joe Vcl.)
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Key To The World [*Noisy*]
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Little To Late
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Digging My Potatoes
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