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Louis Jordan

See Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five. Tracks credited simply to 'Louis Jordan' in the database are from the same artist, appearing under variant credit listings across different album reissues and compilations.

24Tracks
4Shows
2Story Links
3Influence Links

See Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five. Tracks credited simply to 'Louis Jordan' in the database are from the same artist, appearing under variant credit listings across different album reissues and compilations.

Show Appearances
Show 3: The Blues Bandleader TraditionAzure Te, Open the Door, Richard, Nobody Knows You When You Are Down And Out...Show 4: The Railroad Blues TraditionChoo Choo Ch' BoogieShow 25: Louis Jordan's LegacyCaldonia, Early In The Morning, Early In The Mornin'...Show 73: The Delta Blues Tradition (Amplified)Got My Mojo Working
Song Stories
CaldoniaJanuary 19, 1945, Decca Studios, New York CityChoo Choo Ch' BoogieJanuary 23, 1946, New York, New York
Influence Connections
FromToRelationshipSource
Louis JordanChuck BerryGuitar riffsCarl Hogan guitar riff lineage; Shaw, Honkers and Shouters (1978); Berry acknowledged
Louis JordanRock and RollFormat/economicsunsourced
Quincy JonesLouis JordanArrangement/productionunsourced