Koko Taylor

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  • blues
  • female vocalists
  • chicago blues
  • rhythm and blues
  • chicago
Koko Taylor (September 28, 1935 - June 3, 2009) was an American blues musician, popularly known as the "Queen of the Blues." She was known primarily for her rough and powerful vocals and traditional blues stylings. Taylor was born as Cora Walton on a farm just outside Memphis, Tennessee. In 1954, Taylor left Memphis for Chicago with her husband, truck driver Robert "Pops" Taylor. In the late 1950s she began singing in Chicago blues clubs and was spotted by Willie Dixon in 1962, leading to wider performances and her first recording contract.

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Songs

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    Love You Like a Woman

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    Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean

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    Man Size Job

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    Merry, Merry Christmas

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    Money Is the Name of the Game

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    Mother Nature

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    Mother Nature (feat. Carey Bell)

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    Never Trust a Man

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    Nitty Gritty

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    Nothing Takes the Place of You

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    Old Woman

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    Pice of Man

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    Piece of Man

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    Please Don't Dog Me

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    Put the Pot On

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    Queen Bee

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    Save Your Breath

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    Separate or Integrate

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    Something Inside Me

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    Something Strange Is Going On

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    Spellbound

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    Spoonful

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    Stop Watching Your Enemies

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    Sure Had a Wonderful Time Last Night

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    Tease Your Man

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    Tell Me the Truth

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    Thanks but No Thanks

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    That's Why I'm Crying

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    The Devil's Gonna Have Field Day

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    The Eyes Don't Lie

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    The Hunter

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    The Man Next Door

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    Time Will Tell

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    Tired of That

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    Tit for Tat

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    Took a Long Time

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    Trying to Make a Living

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    Twenty Nine Ways

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    Twenty Nine Ways (To My Baby's Door)

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    Twenty-Nine Way (To Me Baby's Door)

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    Twenty-Nine Ways

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    Twenty-Nine Ways II

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    Um Huh My Baby

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    Up in Flames

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    Voodoo Woman

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    Voodoo Woman (feat. Mighty Joe Young)

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    Walking the Back Streets

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    Walking the Backstreets

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    Wang Dang Doodle

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    What Came First the Egg or the Hen


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