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During The 1940s Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson Was One Of The Biggest Stars In Black America. He Strode The Decline Of The Big Bands And The Rise Of The Smaller R&B Unit Like A Behemoth, Scoring Hits With... more

Beloved by jazz and blues fans everywhere, Eddie traveled the world and back for decades. This 1976 LP finds him with Ted Easton's five-piece Dutch band, breathing new fire into Kidney Stew; Alimony... more

This original King Records LP features the title classic, a Top 10 R&B smash from 1949, plus No Good Woman Blues; Peas and Rice; Jump and Grunt; Home Boy; Lonesome Train; Eddie's Bounce, and 20 more!

The complete King recordings of this bona fide legend of post WWII blues shouting, brought together for the first time. If not as prolific, Vinson was as big a star in his heyday - the period covered... more

With Cootie Williams Orchestra, this collection is from 1945-1951. (Previously deleted:10/1/06. Original release date:1/13/02)

Two decades after scoring his big hits, this sax man/blues shouter recorded the 1969 LP that would prove to be his comeback. Jay McShann and T-Bone Walker join him on Old Kidney Stew Is Fine; Juice... more