Curtis Jones

Curtis Jones
The origins of the blues standard "Tin Pan Alley" can be traced directly back to pianist Curtis Jones, who also enjoyed considerable success in 1937 with his "Lonesome Bedroom Blues" for Vocalion (a song inspired by a breakup with his wife).

Jones started out on guitar but switched to the 88s after moving to Dallas. He arrived in Chicago in 1936 and recorded for Vocalion, Bluebird, and OKeh from 1937 to 1941. But the war ended his recording career until 1953, when powerful deejay Al Benson...
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Curtis Jones Now Resident in Europe
Now Resident in Europe (1968) - Curtis Jones
By: Curtis Jones
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: You Don't Have to Go, I Want to Be Your Slave, Morocco Blue...
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Curtis Jones Complete Blue Horizon Sessions (Rmst)
Complete Blue Horizon Sessions (Rmst) (2008) - Curtis Jones
By: Curtis Jones
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Song List: You Don't Have to Go [Take 2, Master Version], I Want to Be...
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