Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup "Mean ol' Frisco" Mono LP Fire 103 (1960). Another great Blues singer who paid his "dues" for decade...

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Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup "Mean ol' Frisco" Mono LP Fire 103 (1960). Another great Blues singer who paid his "dues" for decades, first recording for RCA's Bluebird label in 1941. From 1945-51 he had six Top Ten R&B singles, but never charted on the Pop charts. A fellow Mississippian name of Elvis Presley was listening -- two of his most memorable, early recordings were Crudup's "That's All Right" and "My Baby Left Me," and he also included "So Glad You're Mine" on one of his first EPs in 1956. This is Crudup's first LP, released in 1960 when "Big Boy" was 55 years old, and includes a new version of the seminal "That's All Right." You won't find a finer copy of this scarce recording. Condition: NM 8/ NM 8. From the GRT Collection

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