underscoring his mastery in the field of environmental music
Handel: Lucrezia HWV 145 - Gia Nel Seno
a grifter scraping by in early 1960s New York
As one of the defining vocalists of the era
stumbled upon brother's Ed Wynne (guitar) and Roly Wynne (bass)
James Cotton- Two Sides of the Blues (CD) Motorized underscoring his mastery in theJames Cotton stands as a towering figure in the blues explosion of the 1980s. Always rooted in tradition, he remains an innovator, keeping his contemporaries and their fans on their toes. Born in Tunica, Mississippi, in 1935, Cotton moved to West Memphis, Arkansas, at age ten, where he learned harmonica from Rice Miller (Sonny Boy Williamson II). By 1953, he found his way to Sam Phillips and SUN Studio, recording as a sideman for artists like Howlin'