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Little B. and the Mojo Brothers
Little B. and the Mojo Brothers came together in Los Angeles in the late 1960s, with Little B. out front and the Mojo Brothers, Billy and Bobby, handling the...
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No Land For Young Folks
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Souls For Sale (Live At Mojo House)
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Sunshine Comes Today (Live At Mojo House)
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Tell Them About The Sunshine (Live At Mojo House)
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Sunshine Comes Today (Live At Mojo House)
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No Land For Young Folks
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Souls For Sale (Live At Mojo House)
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Sunshine Comes Today (Live At Mojo House)
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Tell Them About The Sunshine (Live At Mojo House)
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Little B. and the Mojo Brothers came together in Los Angeles in the late 1960s, with Little B. out front and the Mojo Brothers, Billy and Bobby, handling the music. They played clubs around town, working up a sound that mixed blues with some psychedelic touches. Their debut album 'Outlaw's Ballad' arrived in 1971.
The song 'No Land For Young Folks' from that album caught on, speaking to a certain disenchantment that resonated with listeners. They also had a live version of 'Sunshine Comes Today' that showed their rougher, more immediate side. The band didn't last long after that initial burst. By 1974, they were done, with differences in direction and personality reportedly playing a part.
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