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Reed Jimmy
Reed Jimmy was a band that formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1960s. Their lineup included Jimmy Reed on vocals, Johnny Jackson on guitar, Jake Morales on bass,...
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Going To New York
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I Don't Go For That
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Ain't No Time For Fussin'
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Ain't That Lovin' You Baby
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Baby What's Wrong
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Baby, What You Want Me To Do
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Baby, What's On Your Mind
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Big Boss Man
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Big Legged Woman
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Bright Lights, Big City
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CC Rider
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Can't Stand To Leave
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Caress Me Baby
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Cherry Red
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Christmas Present Blues
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Crazy About Oklahoma
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Reed Jimmy was a band that formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1960s. Their lineup included Jimmy Reed on vocals, Johnny Jackson on guitar, Jake Morales on bass, and Rick Carter on drums. They had a hit with "Come On Baby" in 1969, which appeared on their self-titled debut album.
Their sound pulled from rhythm and blues and rockabilly, with Reed's vocals and Jackson's guitar work as central elements. Songs like "Baby What You Want Me To Do" and "Big Boss Man" showed their straightforward approach to themes of love and everyday struggles.
They released several albums through the early 1970s, including "Revolution Now" and "Southern Nights." The band maintained a consistent lineup during their active years, with Reed's songwriting driving much of their material.
Their music found an audience without much industry polish, and their recordings have been covered by other artists since.
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