J.B. Lenoir
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Discography
Blues & Rhythm Series: The Chronological J.B. Lenoir 1951-19542005
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If You Love Me2004
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J.B. Lenoir, Sunnyland Slim And Friends: Live In '632003
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One of These Mornings2003
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Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues2003
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I Feel So Good: The 1951-54 J.O.B. Sessions2003
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Mojo Boogie: An Essential Collection2002
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Passionate Blues2002
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J.B. Lenoir: Blues Classics1996
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Vietnam Blues1995
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Charly Blues Masterworks, Volume 47: Mama Watch Your Daughter1993
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Eisenhower Blues1992
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1951/19581992
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1951 - 1954: His JOB Recordings1991
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Chicago Blues - Vol. 1 - J.B. Lenoir1991
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The Topical Bluesman - From Korea To Vietnam1991
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The Mojo Boogie1990
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Fine Blues1989
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The Parrot Sessions, 1954-51988
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A Memoir For Lenoir1983
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Down in Mississippi1980
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J.B. Lenoir1970
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Natural Man1970
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Alabama Blues1966
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I Don't Know
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- Parrot Records
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- J.B. and His Bayou Boyscurrent
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: J. B. Lenoir, JB Lenoir
African American blues guitarist and singer-songwriter (1929-1967)
J. B. Lenoir was an American blues guitarist and singer-songwriter, active in the Chicago blues scene in the 1950s and 1960s. In The Encyclopedia of Popular Music he is described as both an "extrovert R&B man in the leopard-skin jacket who chanted infectious trifles" and a "thoughtful and intelligent writer of starkly honest blues songs."
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