Curley Bridges (blues, rock)
Curley Wilson Bridges (February 7, 1934 – November 27, 2014) was an American electric blues, rock-and-roll, and rhythm-and-blues singer, pianist and songwriter. In 1953, he and the trumpet player Frank Motley, Jr., formed the Motley Crew. Bridges performed with this group until 1966; he was the lead vocalist and played the piano and, on occasion, the trombone or drums. In 1954, they recorded an upbeat version of the song "Hound Dog", which was renamed "New Hound Dog" and issued by Big Town Records. By 1966, the band had relocated to Toronto. Bridges left the group later that year. He recruited King Herbert and Frank Pelly from his former band, and they performed as the Rounders in Northern Ontario. In 1999, Bridges recorded his first solo album for the Electro-Fi Records label, Keys to the Blues. Bridges died in the Hospice Simcoe in Barrie, from cancer on November 27, 2014, aged 80.
TRACK LIST:
1 You Talk Too Much 2 Rock Me Baby
3 Thank You Pretty Baby 4 I'm Tore Down
5 Since I Met You Baby 6 Honey Hush
7 Early In The Morning 8 Summertime
9 Every Day I Have The Blues 10 Stagger Lee
11 Every Beat Of My Heart 12 Walking The Dog
13 I Hear You Knockin' 14 Reconsider Baby
15 Good Rockin' Tonight 16 Three O'Clock Blues
Keys To The Blues - 1999
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TRACK LIST:
1. Rock 'N' Soul 2. Nobody Seems To Want Me
3. Little Red Rooster 4. You're The One (That I Adore)
5. Suite: Watermelon 6. Caledonia
7. What Am I Living For 8. Ya Ya
9. Ain't That Just Like A Woman 10. My Girl Josephine
11. I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts of Town 12. Mo-Jo Re:Worked
Mr. Rock 'n' Soul - 2001
TRACK LIST:
1 Where Did My Baby Go? 3:40 2 Honey Hush 4:50
3 Since I Met You Baby 6:07 4 Walk On 4:53
5 3 O'Clock Blues 6:13 6 Give Me One Reason 5:00 7 Happy Birthday Curley Boogie 2:43 8 Mr. Rock 'n' Soul 3:16
9 Caledonia 6:20 10 Sloop John B 5:52
11 You're The One 5:21 12 Mojo Re:Worked 6:13