Bull Moose Jackson was born in Cleveland in 1919. He was basically discovered when Wynonie Harris missed a gig. His Buffalo Bearcats recorded a number of risque songs. Bull Moose died in 1989. RIP.. + Informações

Great 1940's Rhythm and Blues.. + Informações

'I WANT A BOWLEGGED WOMAN' by Bull Moose Jackson and his Buffalo Bearcats, recorded in 1947 and here released on KING label's R&B series. Sounds a little bit country but the theme is pure R&B. Good cross-over. Enjoy!. + Informações

I remember when they'd play this at Rudolpho's in Silver Lake, CA. Great times at the record hops in the LA 50's scene. Back when black music ruled the dance floors. Doo Wop Mario. + Informações

The answer to the Lucky Millinder & Wynonie Harris hit, Who threw the whiskey in the well? Bullmoose Jackson reveals that it's Caldonia Mamie who done that, not Deacon jones, not Brother Smith, not Cousin Sammy ! Nice and funny. + Informações

The inaugural class of the Cleveland Blues Society Hall of Fame is: Cow Cow Davenport, Bull Moose Jackson, Robert Lockwood, Jr, and Bill "Mr. Stress" Miller.. + Informações

Old King Gold Oldies Collection. + Informações

BULL MOOSE JACKSON - AW SHUCKS BABY. + Informações

King 4580, 1952. This is a later pressing.. + Informações

Sublimely groovy blues showing lots of jazz roots - Panama Francis chips in with some smooth brush work and even Chick Webb's former bass man Beverly Peer is present! Dig...... + Informações

A great tune by Bull Moose Jackson and his Buffalo Bearcats on the King label recorded in August of 1947. Syd Nathan had an interest in the Lucky Millinder Orchestra. Nathan was interested in expanding his small country & western label, King Records, and the newly developing form of music called rhythm & blues intrigued him. Millinder, already signed to Decca Records, encouraged his sax player/vocalist to record for Nathan. Bull Moose Jackson never looked back. Over the next five years, Jackson recorded every style of popular music. In 1947, his recording of "I Love You, Yes I Do" became the first rhythm & blues single to sell a million copies. He followed this milestone with a continuous string of hits including "I Want a Bowlegged Woman," "Nosey Joe," and perhaps his best known song, "Big Ten Inch Record," and forever left his mark on the history of rhythm & blues.. + Informações

For some rare and great sounds from New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, check out the 9th Ward Jukebox at: www.youtube.com. + Informações

From Rich Hynes' collection.. + Informações

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Bull Moose Jackson & his Buffalo Bearcats-We Can Talk Some Trash King Records-78-4250-1947. + Informações

Surprising.. + Informações

Bull Moose Jackson & his Buffalo Bearcats-All My Love Belongs To You King Records-78-4189-1947. + Informações

Bull Moose Jackson & his Buffalo Bearcats-I Want A Bowlegged Woman King Records-78-4189-1947. + Informações

Reissue on 7 ARTS 705 R&B from 1961 (short version) Original Issue on KING 4181 (1947) A million R&B seller.... + Informações

Out of the 50's, a great novelty Shag tune!! Enjoy!!. + Informações

Played on a Garrard A70 Turntable. + Informações

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A great R'nB-track with very funny lyrics.... + Informações

Bull Moose Jackson & His Buffalo Bearcats - Why Don't You Haul Off & Love Me (King, 4322, 1949). + Informações