The great James Cotton! check: www.jamescottonsuperharp.com Key of E, on A harmonica.. + Informações

James Cotton - The Creeper Amazing!!! the real deal! check: www.jamescottonsuperharp.com. + Informações

Muddy Waters & James Cotton- Got My Mojo Working 1966. + Informações

Fantastic James Cotton!. + Informações

epk blues. + Informações

Video of Keith and James Cotton performing "Little Red Rooster" during rehearsals for the Hubert Sumlin Benefit concert.. + Informações

James Cotton - Rocket 88 check: www.jamescottonsuperharp.com. + Informações

Muddy Waters & James Cotton. + Informações

Midnight Creeper. + Informações

Eletrizante performance da banda de James Cotton tocando um tema dos Allman Brothers.(Sem James Cotton). + Informações

James Cotton and his blues band play Sweet Home Chicago At The Limestone City Blues Festival in Kingston Ontario Aug. 25th 2007. + Informações

JAMES COTTON (Tunica, Mississippi 1925 o 1935, según las fuentes). Incluida en su LP "100 % Cotton" (1974). Acompañado por Matt Murphy (guitarra), Little Bo y Lenny Baker (saxos), Phil Jokanowsky (piano), Charles Calmese (bajo) y Kenny Johnson (batería).. + Informações

High Compression. + Informações

Sad Sad Day from the album Giant. James Cotton at the Jespersen House.. + Informações

North Atlantic Blues Festival in Rockland Maine July 2010. + Informações

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pra quem gosta de uma boa gaita harmônica..... + Informações

JAMES COTTON - BORN: July 1, 1935, Tunica, MS At his high-energy 1970s peak as a bandleader, James Cotton was a bouncing, sweaty, whirling dervish of a bluesman, roaring his vocals and all but sucking the reeds right out of his defenseless little harmonicas with his prodigious lungpower. Due to throat problems, Cotton's vocals are no longer what they used to be, but he remains a masterful instrumentalist. Cotton had some gargantuan shoes to fill when he stepped into Little Walter's slot as Muddy Waters's harp ace in 1954, but for the next dozen years, the young Mississippian filled the integral role beside Chicago's blues king with power and precision. Of course, Cotton prepared for such a career move for a long time, having learned how to wail on harp from none other than Sonny Boy Williamson himself. Cotton was only a child when he first heard Williamson's fabled radio broadcasts for King Biscuit Time over KFFA out of Helena, AR. So sure was Cotton of his future that he ended up moving into Williamson's home at age nine, soaking up the intricacies of blues harpdom from one of its reigning masters. Six years later, Cotton was ready to unleash a sound of his own. Gigging with area notables Joe Willie Wilkins and Willie Nix, Cotton built a sterling reputation around West Memphis, following in his mentor's footsteps by landing his own radio show in 1952 over KWEM. Sam Phillips, whose Sun label was still a fledgling operation, invited Cotton to record for him, and two .... + Informações

direct link to download music: bit.ly James Cotton - Cotton Crop Blues James Cotton - Cotton Crop Blues James Cotton - Cotton Crop Blues. + Informações

This fine slow blues number is recorded on the 1964 Otis Spann album entitled "The Blues Never Dies". James Cotton does the lead vocals and "Dirty Waters" (AKA Muddy Waters under contract to a different label) on guitar and Otis Spann on piano provide backing vocals. An excellent example of fine Chicago blues.. + Informações

100% Cotton. + Informações

Howlin' For Hubert. + Informações

Foto - Show. + Informações

James Cotton Albuquerque June 24, 2011. + Informações

James Cotton Blues Band featuring Matt "Guitar" Murphy performing at the June 11, 2010 Chicago Blues Festival. + Informações