Lowell Fulson (Fulsom) – 18 Albums – 1988-2013, MP3

Genre: West Coast Blues/Blues-Soul
Country: USA
Year of publication: 1988-2013

1988 - Lowell Fulson - It's A Good Day
1991 - Lowell Fulson - Back Home Blues (1947-51)
1991 - Lowell Fulson - Swingin' Party
1991 - Lowell Fulson with Lee Allen - The Blues Show! Live At Pit Inn (1980)
1994 - Lowell Fulson - Think Twice Before You Speak (1984)
1995 - Lowell Fulson - The Ol' Blues Singer (1975)
1995 - Lowell Fulson - Them Update Blues
1998 - Lowell Fulson - The Crazy Cajun Recordings (1978)
2000 - Lowell Fulson - Black Widow Spider Blues (1946-49)
2000 - Lowell Fulson - Mean Old Lonesome Blues (1947-52)
2001 - Lowell Fulson - The Original West Coast Blues (1946-48)
2002 - Lowell Fulson - I've Got The Blues (1973)
2004 - Lowell Fulson - Classic Cuts 1946-1953 (4 CD Boxset)
2004 - Lowell Fulson - Trying To Find My Baby (1946-49)
2005 - Lowell Fulson - I'm A Night Owl, Vol.2 (1948-54)
2007 - Lowell Fulsom - In A Heavy Bag (1970)
2008 - Lowell Fulson - Swing Time In The Big Town: Rare And Unreleased Recordings 1946-1953 (vinyl-rip)
2013 - Lowell Fulson - Live 1983 With Billy Vera & The Beaters

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Lowell Fulson was a bluesman with many hats. While I enjoy an earlier, blusy Fulson more - and his funky, soul stuff from the 1960s better, R&B Fulson from the 1950s is pretty good as well. Soulful voice and good arrangements. Good to have this much content in one place. Clearly Fulson did very well for himself as a recording artist!

Sign up for Deezer for free and listen to Lowell Fulson: discography, top tracks and playlists. Noted for his rough and distinct form of playing, Lowell Fulson is regarded as one of the foremost singer-songwriters of blues music with many recordings to his credit and songs that were covered ..

Fulson's recording career started in 1946 and lasted well into the 1990s. His best known songs are Three O'Clock Blues (1948), Reconsider Baby (1954, later covered by Elvis Presley ) and Tramp (1967, and as a duet by Otis Redding & Carla Thomas ).

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