Juke Boy Bonner - 1960-1967 flac album

Weldon "Juke Boy" Bonner worked the Houston bars and sang of street life in the same "down-home" style as Lightnin' Hopkins, whom he challenges here in "Look Out Lightnin'. But Bonner was a younger man than Hopkins when he made these recordings (1960-67), and there is greater urgency in his voice. Bonner played guitar and harp in a rack, a la Jimmy Reed, but his swampier sound is more akin to that of Louisiana's Lightnin' Slim/Lazy Lester team

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Weldon H. Philip Bonner, better known as Juke Boy Bonner (March 22, 1932 – June 29, 1978) was an American blues singer, harmonica player, and guitarist. He was influenced by Lightnin' Hopkins, Jimmy Reed, and Slim Harpo. He accompanied himself on guitar, harmonica, and drums in songs such as "Going Back to the Country", "Life Is a Nightmare", and "Struggle Here in Houston".

From: Juke Boy Bonner. Count: 19. Views: 4. Juke Boy Bonner, 1960 - 1967 tracks. Don't Cry on My Shoulder. Jumpin with Juke - Boy. Three Ring Circus. Why Do You Treat Me Like You Do. I Live Where the Action Is. Who Was That a While Ago. True Love Waiting.

Weldon "Juke Boy" Bonner worked the Houston bars and sang of street life in the same "down-home" style as Lightnin' Hopkins, whom he challenges here in "Look Out Lightnin'. Bonner played guitar and harp in a rack, a la Jimmy Reed, but his swampier sound is more akin to that of Louisiana's Lightnin' Slim/Lazy Lester team