Name: Otis Rush's Chicago Blues 1956-1962 - I Won't Be Worried No More
Brand: Otis Rush

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Bonus disc: No

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JASMCD3226

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2021-06-04

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Signed copies: No

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Standard:20

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604988322620

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Otis Rush

Genre GB

Blues / Gospel

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Jasmine

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Otis Rush was an American blues musician, singer, and guitarist. He was born on April 29, 1935 in Philadelphia, Mississippi and sadly passed away on September 29, 2018. Known for his soulful voice and unique guitar playing style, Rush made a significant impact on the blues genre.

Throughout his career, Otis Rush drew inspiration from artists such as Magic Sam, Sonny Boy Williamson II, Earl Hooker, Jimmy Rogers, Elmore James, Junior Wells and many others. His music showcased a blend of traditional blues with elements of R&B and soul.

Rush's discography includes notable albums like "Cold Day in Hell" and "Right Place Wrong Time". With his powerful vocals and expressive guitar solos,<en></en> he captivated audiences around the world. His contributions to the blues community earned him recognition as one of the greatest musicians of his time.

Otis Rush was one of the new wave of blues guitarists who came up through the competitive club scene of Chicago during the mid-1950s.

John Mayall in particular was on a mission to promote Rush's music recording, 'All Your Love', 'Double Trouble' and 'So Many Roads' featuring guitarist Peter Green and Eric Clapton. In fact scores of artists went on to revive his songs. These include The Paul Butterfield Band, Aerosmith, and Gary Moore.

Otis Rush's Chicago Blues 1956-1962 - I Won't Be Worried No More

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