Big Daddy Wilson
Big Daddy Wilson was a Detroit R&B and blues act that formed in 1991 around vocalist Everett Wilson. They released their self-titled debut album that same...
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Big Daddy Wilson was a Detroit R&B and blues act that formed in 1991 around vocalist Everett Wilson. They released their self-titled debut album that same year, followed by 'Walk a Mile In My Shoes' in 1992. The song 'Walk a Mile In My Shoes' became their best-known track.
Original drummer Keith Jones died during the band's early years, and the group faced some legal troubles that led to a break in the mid-1990s. They returned with albums like 'Love, Pain & the Blues' in 1996 and a compilation called 'Back from the Dead: The Best of Big Daddy Wilson' in 2000.
Their music featured Wilson's vocals alongside guitarist Marcus Malone and bassist Anthony Jackson. Another song of theirs was called 'I Got Plenty.'
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