Basically, Elmore James popularized the electric guitar as an instrument for blues music.
He normally played clean, without the distortion that would come to herald the sound of Rock and Roll, but on tracks like Country Boogie (among many others) Elmore demonstrated that he could rock with the best of them (and years before many of the rest of them started rocking.)
He's one of those often overlooked faces in the history of blues and rock and roll, and that's a damn shame.
I want to write a paper on the use of hair extensions on male deer
So that I could give it the title
More bangs for your buck
Update for those who give a shit: calling in sick was a great idea not just because I can rest but because I'm coughing up a storm when I'm not laying down and I don't wanna infect someone else.
Some random New Zealander ended up becoming a character in a board game because the designers apparently only ever used Wikipedia for their research.
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