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| Track number | Play | Loved | Track name | Artist name | Buy | Options | Duration | Listeners |
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| 1 | Play track | No More Love |
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| 2 | One Of Them Good Ones |
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| 3 | Opus Two (Walk 'Em) |
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| 4 | Satisfy My Soul |
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| 5 | Shake 'Em Up |
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| 6 | Play track | Since I Fell for You | Ella Johnson |
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| 7 | South Main |
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| 8 | That's The Stuff You Gotta Watch |
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| 9 | Walk 'em |
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| 10 | You Can't Tell Who's Lovin' Who | Ella Johnson |
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| 11 | You'll Get Them Blues |
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Buddy Johnson, (born Woodrow Wilson Johnson in 1915 in Darlington South Carolina, was considered the last of the great negro big band leaders, the king of the one nighters. A prolific composer of rhythm and blues who stayed on the road in his bus playing well over 125 one nighters a year throughout the 1940’s thriving and surviving until finally slowing down in the latter 50’s. He first appeared on Decca’s “race music” imprint in 1939, and he stayed with the label until 1953, then recording for Mercury until 1958, and his last album was on Roulette in 1958. When not on the road, or… read more
Buddy Johnson, (born Woodrow Wilson Johnson in 1915 in Darlington South Carolina, was considered the last of the great negro big band leaders, the king of the one nighters. A prolific compo… read more
Buddy Johnson, (born Woodrow Wilson Johnson in 1915 in Darlington South Carolina, was considered the last of the great negro big band leaders, the king of the one nighters. A prolific composer of rhythm and blues who stayed on the road… read more
