Jimmy Nolen - Essential Classics, Vol. 1164: Jimmy Nolen (2025)
BAND/ARTIST: Jimmy Nolen
- Title: Essential Classics, Vol. 1164: Jimmy Nolen
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Essential Classics
- Genre: Blues, R&B
- Quality: 24bit-44.1kHz Flac (tracks) / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 51:46
- Total Size: 434/207 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. The Way You Do (2:29)
2. Strollin' With Nolen (2:25)
3. The Midnite Creeper, Pt 1 (2:56)
4. Wipe Your Tears (2:54)
5. Strawberry Jam (3:01)
6. I Can't Stand You No More (2:46)
7. How Fine Can You Be (2:17)
8. You've Been Goofing (2:41)
9. Movin' on Down the Line (2:30)
10. After Hours (2:39)
1. Slow Freight Back Home (2:52)
2. Don't Leave Me No More (2:47)
3. Times Won't Be Hard Always (2:31)
4. The Lost Train (2:47)
5. The Midnite Creeper, Pt 2 (2:33)
6. Strollin' with Nolen (2:24)
7. You Can't Undo What's Been Done (2:22)
8. Going Back to Kansas City (2:20)
9. Swingin' Peter Gunn, Pt 1 (1:53)
10. Come on Home (2:30)
1. The Way You Do (2:29)
2. Strollin' With Nolen (2:25)
3. The Midnite Creeper, Pt 1 (2:56)
4. Wipe Your Tears (2:54)
5. Strawberry Jam (3:01)
6. I Can't Stand You No More (2:46)
7. How Fine Can You Be (2:17)
8. You've Been Goofing (2:41)
9. Movin' on Down the Line (2:30)
10. After Hours (2:39)
1. Slow Freight Back Home (2:52)
2. Don't Leave Me No More (2:47)
3. Times Won't Be Hard Always (2:31)
4. The Lost Train (2:47)
5. The Midnite Creeper, Pt 2 (2:33)
6. Strollin' with Nolen (2:24)
7. You Can't Undo What's Been Done (2:22)
8. Going Back to Kansas City (2:20)
9. Swingin' Peter Gunn, Pt 1 (1:53)
10. Come on Home (2:30)
American rhythm & blues guitarist and singer, born 3 April, 1934, Oklahoma City, died 18 December, 1983, Atlanta, Georgia.
Nolen first recorded under his own name for Elko in Los Angeles, California, in 1955, and then had recording sessions for Federal in 1955-1959, but was also found in the bands backing other West Coast artists, such as Chuck Higgins, Johnny Otis, George Smith, and Jimmy Wilson.
Nolen first recorded under his own name for Elko in Los Angeles, California, in 1955, and then had recording sessions for Federal in 1955-1959, but was also found in the bands backing other West Coast artists, such as Chuck Higgins, Johnny Otis, George Smith, and Jimmy Wilson.
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