Doctor Ross Vinyl Record Albums Isaiah Ross: Bluesman of Cherokee origin and exuberant one-man band. He learned drums and harmonica at the age of nine and first appeared in public in 1938. Due to the knowledge of medicine of his ancestors, he was posted in the military hospital while in the army. After the war, he became "Doctor" and set up his band which played throughout the Delta and on various radio stations. He was one of the first bluesmen to record for Sun.
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LP |
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Doctor Ross / Big John Wrencher / Eddie Playboy Taylor / G. P. Jackson / Cousin Joe |
American Blues Legends '74 |
1974 |
BM 150 202 |
Munich Record Label; Album cover has edge and ring wear; Record appears new; German import; Track listing: Big Johns Boogie; I'm A Root Man; I Can't Lose With The Stuff I Use; Problems; It Seems Like A Dream; On My Way To School; I Used To Have Some Friends; I Know My Baby; 12th Street Boogie; A Letter Dressed In Red; Leaving Kansas City; Blues Legends 74 |
VG/NM- |
$39.99 |
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CD |
Various Artists: William 'Talking Boy' Stewart; Doctor Ross |
Back Country Boogie: The Sun Blues Archives Rare and Unissued Tracks From the Sun Blues Years Vol. 5 |
1992 |
082333149120 |
Charly Records Label; Jewel case and CD appear new; Includes the original eight page color booklet; Track listing: They Call Me Talking Boy; Country Farm Blues; Rattlesnake Mama; I Love My Baby ; Hey Gal #1; Hey Gal #2; Black Snake; Forty Four Blues; Talking Boy; Country Clown; Cat Squirrel; Shake-A-My Hand; That Ain't Right; Shake 'em On Down; My Be Bop Gal; Terra Mae; Turkey Leg Woman; Feel So Bad; Chicago Breakdown; Jukebox Boogie; Boogie Disease; Dr. Ross Boogie; Downtown Boogie; Industrial Boogie |
NM-/NM- |
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