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Wynonie Harris

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Aliases
Wynonie "Blues" Harris
Wynonie Harris with The Hamp-Tone All Stars
Wynonie Harris with Orchestra
Wynonie "Mr. Blues" Harris and His All-Stars
Wynonie "Mr. Blues" Harris and His All Stars
Real name
Wynonie Harris
Born
August 24, 1915
Died
June 14, 1969
Country
United States
IPI
00614575741 6 works
Comments
Rhythm & blues singer and songwriter. A consistent hitmaker in the heyday of post-war R&B, his songs were often anthems celebrating the joys of sex and alcohol, and he lived up to the part he created, a hell-raiser who helped establish the template of the outrageous rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle.
Family
Gertrude Harris Wife
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Originals

Title Performer Release date Covered by
September 1952 (4 artists)
August 1949 (9 artists)
August 1945 (3 artists)
1945 (2 artists)
December 1956 (2 artists)
December 1953 Nick Curran and The Nitelifes
1955 Flea Bops
February 1949 Sy Oliver and His Orchestra
February 1948 Manhattan Paul with The Three Riffs
1954 The Honeydrippers
April 1952 (4 artists)
November 1951 (15 artists)
July 12, 1950 (2 artists)
Mr. Dollar Wynonie Harris with Orchestra April 1955 Unverified
June 1946 Duke Robillard's Jumpin' Blues Revue
December 1953 (10 artists)
November 1950 吾妻光良 & The Swinging Boppers (Mitsuyoshi Azuma & The Swinging Boppers)
listen on Internet Archive December 1949 (2 artists)
March 1951 Rusty York
listen on Internet Archive April 1953 (4 artists)

Covers by Wynonie Harris

Title Performer Release date Originally by
1951 Hank Penny
1951 Jay McShann at the Piano with Singing By Walter Brown
1949 "Stick" McGhee and His Buddy
September 1947 Bing Crosby
July 1950 Louie Innis and The String Dusters
March 1948 Roy Brown with Bob Ogden & Orch.
November 1952 Amos Milburn and His Aladdin Chickenshackers
June 1944 Benny Carter and His Orchestra - Vocal by Savannah Churchill
1946 Leroy Carr
March 1951 June Barton
1948 Roy Brown with Bob Ogden & Orch.
July 1952 Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, Jimmy Forrest and All Star Combo
November 1950 Louis Prima and Keely Smith
May 1954 Papa Charlie Jackson
October 1945 Casey Bill
November 1950 Ruth Brown with Budd Johnson's Orch.
1945 Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Ella Johnson

Releases

Singles

Title Performer Release date Label
All She Wants to Do Is Rock Wynonie Harris August 1949 King [US]
Around the Clock Wynonie "(Mr. Blues)" Harris and Johnny Otis' All Stars August 1945 Philo Recordings
Baby Look at You Wynonie "Blues" Harris with Jack McVea and His All Stars 1945 Apollo [US]
Confessin' the Blues Wynonie Harris 1951 King [US]
Destination Love Wynonie Harris with Orchestra December 1956 Atco Records
Drinking Blues Wynonie Harris September 1952 King [US]
Ghost of a Chance Wynonie "Mr. Blues" Harris and His All-Stars September 1947 Aladdin [US]
Git to Gittin' Baby Wynonie Harris 1955 King [US]
Good Morning Corinne Wynonie Harris with The Hamp-Tone All Stars 1946 Hamp-Tone
Good Rockin' Tonight Wynonie Harris March 1948 King [US]
Greyhound Wynonie Harris November 1952 King [US]
Hard Ridin' Mama Wynonie "Mr. Blues" Harris and His All Stars February 1948 Aladdin [US]
I Feel That Old Age Coming On Wynonie Harris February 1949 King [US]
I Get a Thrill Wynonie Harris 1954 King [US]
Just Like Two Drops of Water Wynonie Harris March 1951 King [US]
Keep On Churnin' Wynonie Harris with Todd Rhodes Orchestra April 1952 King [US]
Lollipop Mama Wynonie Harris 1948 King [US]
Luscious Woman Wynonie Harris with Todd Rhodes Orchestra November 1951 King [US]
Mr. Blues Is Coming to Town Wynonie Harris July 12, 1950 King [US]
Night Train Wynonie Harris July 1952 King [US]
Oh Babe! Wynonie Harris with Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra November 1950 King [US]
Playful Baby Wynonie "Blues" Harris with Johnnie Alston & His All Stars June 1946 Apollo [US]
Quiet Whiskey Wynonie Harris December 1953 King [US]
Shake That Thing Wynonie Harris May 1954 King [US]
She Just Won't Sell No More Wynonie Harris 1949 King [US]
Sittin' on It All the Time Wynonie Harris December 1949 King [US]
Somebody Changed the Lock on My Door Wynonie "Blues" Harris October 1945 Apollo [US]
Stormy Night Blues Wynonie Harris July 1950 King [US]
Teardrops from My Heart Wynonie Harris with Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra November 1950 King [US]
Wasn't That Good Wynonie Harris April 1953 King [US]

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