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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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Juice, Juice, Juice
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Just a Fool in Love
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Just One More Drink
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Kiss Me Again
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Kiss Me Again (first version)
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Let Me Go Home Whiskey
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Let Me Go Home, Whiskey
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Let's Have a Party
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Let's Make Christmas Merry Baby (2)
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Let's Make Christmas Merry, Baby
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Let's Make Christmas Merry, Baby!
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Let's Rock a While
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Let's Rock Awhile
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Lonesome for the Blues
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Long, Long Day
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Mama's Boy
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Mean Woman
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Melting Blues
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Milk and Water
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Money Hustilin' Woman
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Money Hustlin' Woman
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My Baby Gave Me Another Chance
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My Baby's Boogying
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My Daily Prayer
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My Happiness Depend on You
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My Love Is Limited
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My Luck Is Bound to Change
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My Tortured Mind
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Nickel Plated Baby
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One Hour Past Midnight
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One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer
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One Scotch, One Burbon, One Beer
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One, Two, Three, Everybody
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Operation Blues
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Play It Straight Baby
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Please Mr. Johnson
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Pool Playing Blues
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Pool-Playing Blues
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Pot Luck Boogie
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Put Something in My Hand
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Put Something In My Hand (I Know You Love Me Baby)
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Rainy Weather Blues
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Rapture in Bloom
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Real Crazy
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Real Gone
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Real Pretty Mama
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Real Pretty Mama Blues
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Remember
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Rock, Rock, Rock
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Rocky Mountain