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Keepin It Real by Rockin Jimmy Crimmins
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fave it Rockin' Blues | Jazzy Blues
10 tracks | 44 minutes
Released Apr 2003
on Bluzone Records
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One of the most exceptional blues/jazz guitarists on the scene today, delivers a smokin' album of rockin' blues.
Bio / Background
Rockin' Jimmy Crimmins -- one of the most exceptional jazz/blues guitarists on the scene today -- was born in Madison, Wis. He started on the instrument early, making his first live appearance at the age of 13. While attending high school and gigging on the weekend, Jimmy became obsessed with learning from the masters. He wore out every B.B. King, Freddy King and Paul Butterfield album he could get his hands on.
Heavy gigging and early influences
After graduation, Jimmy hit the road with the area's most popular blues bands, performing five to six nights a week. Then, one winter's evening in the early '70s, Jimmy's world really turned when he was introduced to George Benson at a Madison coffee house. Already very much into Wes Montgomery and Herb Ellis, that meeting took Jimmy to the next plateau. Later, at a gig in Milwaukee, Jimmy heard that George Pritchett, guitarist with the Buddy Rich band, was teaching at a music store in town.
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