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About The Merced Blue Notes
Formed in 1956 in their mid-teens to back Roddy Jackson (but never on record), the band was sponsored by the local Civitan Club at the urging of Fire Chief George Coolures. A blues-loving harmonica player (heard on Do The Pig and Fragile), "Chief" Coolures guided his young charges toward more originals and R&B, even joining them onstage after Jackson left. By the summer of 1960, after some personnel and name changes, the band was set as the Merced Blue Notes
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Mama Rufus
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Rufus Jr.
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Bad, Bad Whiskey
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Whole Lotta Something
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Whole Lotta Nothing
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Sundown
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Your Tender Lips
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Thompin'
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Whole Lotta Nothin'
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Do The Pig
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