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Billy "The Kid" Emerson - Crazy 'bout Automobiles

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Album Details: Crazy 'bout Automobiles

Release Date:	01/01/1982
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All Music Guide
Another vinyl-only collection, this one a ten-incher with only ten songs, covering Emerson's 1955-57 stay at Chicago's Vee-Jay label. Emerson bonded well with Vee-Jay's house bands, especially on the romping "Every Woman I Know (Crazy 'Bout Automobiles)" and a sophisticated "Don't Start Me to Lying." As with his Sun Stuff, the big-voiced Emerson was a captivating performer.
- Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

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Billy "The Kid" Emerson

Slashing blues, infectious RB, formulaic rock roll, moving gospel -- keyboardist Billy "The Kid" Emerson played all those interrelated styles during a lengthy career that began in Florida and later transported him up to Memphis and Chicago. Emerson had already learned his way around a piano when he entered the Navy in 1943. After the war, he began playing around Tarpon... Read more

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