James Cotton

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  • blues
  • harmonica blues
  • chicago blues
  • harmonica
  • rhythm and blues
James Cotton (1935.07.01/Tunica, MS - ) is an American blues harmonica player, singer, and songwriter who is the bandleader for the James Cotton Blues Band. He was born on July 1, 1935, in Tunica, Mississippi. The youngest of eight brothers and sisters who grew up in the cotton fields working beside their mother, Hattie, and their father, Mose. On Sundays Mose was the preacher in the area's Baptist church.

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Songs

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    Lovin' Cup

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    Mean Old World

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    Midnight Train (feat. Gregg Allman)

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    Mighty Long Time

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    Mississippi Blues

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    Mississippi Freight Train

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    Mississippi Freight Train, Part 2

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    Mississippi Mud (feat. Keb' Mo')

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    Mississippi Saxophone

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    Moanin' at Midnight

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    Mojo

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    Mother in Law Blues

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    Muleskinner Blues

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    My Babe

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    My Baby

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    Negative 10-4

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    Negative Ten-Four

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    Next Time You See Me

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    Nine Below Zero

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    No Cuttin' Loose

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    No More Doggin'

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    Northside Cadillac

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    Off the Wall

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    Oh Baby You Don't Have to Go

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    Oh, Why?

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    One Little Piece of Shade

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    One More Mile

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    Outro

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    Ozark Mountain Railroad

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    Pacific Blues

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    Part Time Love

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    Play With Your Poodle

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    Rainin' in My Heart

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    Reconsider Baby

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    River's Invitation

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    River's Invitation (Kim Wilson vocal and harp)

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    Rock Me Baby

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    Rocket 88

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    Rocket 88 (Syl Johnson vocal, Jimmie Vaughn guitar)

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    Sad Letter

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    Sad Letter Blues

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    Saint on Sunday

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    Set a Date

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    She Moves Me

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    She's Murder (A.K.A. "Murder in the First Degree")

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    She's Murder (aka Murder in the First Degree)

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    Slippin' and Slidin'

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    So Glad You're Mine

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    Something for Me (feat. Warren Haynes)

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    Something on Your Mind


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