Snooky Pryor

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  • blues
  • harmonica blues
  • chicago blues
  • harmonica
  • blues harp
Snooky Pryor (September 15, 1921 – October 18, 2006) was an American blues harp player. He pioneered the thicker, amplified sound of the blues harmonica. (from the Blind Pig Records web site)... Snooky Pryor was a true pioneer of the postwar blues sound. Born in Lambert, Mississippi on September 15, 1921, James Edward Pryor took up the harp at the age of 14 despite the objections of his minister father, copping licks from old Sonny Boy Williamson 78's.

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    Big Guns

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    Blues

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    Boogie

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    Boogie Twist

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    Boogy Fool

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    Can I Be Your Man a Little While

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    Come on Down to My House

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    Crazy 'Bout My Baby

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    Cryin' Shame

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    Dirty Rat

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    Do It If You Want To

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    Eighty Nine Men

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    Eighty Nine Ten

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    Fine Boogie

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    Going Back on the Road

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    Gonna Have a Good Time

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    Harp Instrumental

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    Headed South

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    Hold Me in Your Arms

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    How'd You Learn To Shake It Like That

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    I Learnt My Lesson Well

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    I Want to Go Fishin'

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    I'm Getting Tired

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    In the Mess

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    It Hurts Me Too

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    Keep What You Got

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    Keep Your Fat Mouth Out of My Business

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    Let Me Ride Your Mule

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    Let Your Hair Down

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    Let Your Hari Down, Woman

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    Let's Get This Straight (Can't We Get This Straight)

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    My Baby Walked Out on Me

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    My Head Is Turning Grey

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    Nine Below Zero

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    Pony Blues

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    Raisin' Sand

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    Raising Sand

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    Real Fine Boogie

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    Rough Treatment

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    Shake My Hand

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    Snooky & Andy at the Mardi Gras

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    Somebody Been Ramblin' in My Drawers

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    Someone to Love Me

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    Stick Way Out Behind

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    Stockyard Blues

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    Stop the Train Conductor

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    Stop the Train, Conductor (take 1)

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    Stop the Train, Conductor (take 2)

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    Sweet as an Apple in a Tree

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    Take It Kind of Easy

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