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Amos Milburn
Amos Milburn (April 1, 1927 – January 3, 1980) was an American rhythm and blues singer, and pianist, popular in the 1940s and 1950s. He was born and died in Houston, Texas. He was a polished pianist and performer and in 1946 attracted the attention of an enterprising woman who arranged a recording session with Aladdin Records in Los Angeles. Milburn's relationship with Aladdin lasted eight years during which he cut over seventy-five sides. His "Down the Road Apiece" (1946), an early jump blues with a rocking Texas boogie beat that bordered on rock, was ahead of its time.
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Songs
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Can't You See What You're Doing to Me
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Can't You See What You're Doing to Me?
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Chicken Shack
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Chicken Shack Boogie
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Chicken Shack Boogie (2)
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Chicken-Shack Boogie
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Cinch Blues
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Darling How Long
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Dear Angel
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Don't Be No Fool
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Don't Beg Me
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Don't Tell Her
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Donald's Idea
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Down the Road a Piece
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Down the Road Apiece
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Drifting Blues
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Emptry Arms Blues
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Empty Arm Blues
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Empty Arms Blues
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Evening Shadows Coming Down
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Every Day of the Week
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Everybody Clap Hands
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Everything I Do Is Wrong
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Flying Home
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Frank's Blues
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French Fried Potatoes and Ketchup
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Girl of My Dreams
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Glory of Love
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Good Good Whiskey
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Good, Good Whiskey