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James Henry “Jimmy” Dawkins (October 24, 1936 – April 10, 2013) was an American Chicago blues and electric blues guitarist and singer. He is generally considered to have been a practitioner of the "West Side sound" of Chicago blues.
Jimmy Dawkins Album. 2004 Tell Me Baby 2002 West Side Guitar Hero 1999 Born In Poverty 1999 Vol. 2 - I Want To Know 1997 Me, My Gitar And The Blues
Explore releases and tracks from Jimmy Dawkins at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Jimmy Dawkins at the Discogs Marketplace. ... Feel The Blues (1984) 16) All Blues (1985) 17) Can't Sit Down (1986) 18) Chicago Blues Nights, Vol. 1 (1987?) ... Dawkins, J. Dawkins, James H. Dawkins, Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins [a328142] Artist . Edit ...
Explore releases and tracks from Jimmy Dawkins at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Jimmy Dawkins at the Discogs Marketplace. ... Feel The Blues (1984) 16) All Blues (1985) 17) Can't Sit Down (1986) 18) Chicago Blues Nights, Vol. 1 (1987?) 19) Blue Ice (1991) 20) Kant Sheck Dees Bluze (1991) 21) Blues and Pain (1994)
(If You Got To) Love Somebody, Highway Man, So Good to Me, Last Days, Feel the Blues, Christmas Time Blues, Have a Little Mercy, We Got to Go, So Good to Be Me (alternate Take)
Originally released on vinyl in 1985, this captures Dawkins with a regular working band blasting through a set of his original tunes. The set has been remixed, putting some much-needed life into Dawkins' flabby guitar sound but still unable to get his vocals out far enough to compete with his guitar.
FEEL THE BLUES, certainly, does not give that ad-lib impression. I had not heard of this Jimmy Dawkins band before this 1985 record. The keyboard 'master' on FEEL THE BLUES is Professor Eddie Lusk and it is not a coincidence on more than one occasion Dawkins says aloud "OK Professor do your thing!" and an impressive organ solo follows.

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