Artist
Memphis Slim
Memphis, United States · 1915 – 1988
Memphis Slim is a musician from Memphis, United States, active 1915–1988. Their discography on Gatefold includes 19 records.
19
Albums tracked
38
In collections
1915
Since
Biography
American blues pianist, singer, and composer
Born September 3, 1915 (Memphis, Tennessee), died February 24, 1988 (Paris, France)
Born John Len Chatman in Memphis, he adopted his father's name Peter, who was a blues musician. He moved to Chicago in the 1930s where he was mentored by Big Bill Broonzy, and began cutting sides as a leader in 1939 for and. Although performed under the name Memphis Slim, he published songs that he had written under the name L.C. Frazier. His prolific recording career also included sides for,, and, among many other labels. He moved to Paris in 1961, living there until his death in 1988.
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Discography
Their records — most-collected first.

The World's Foremost Blues Singer
1962

South Side Reunion
1972

Memphis Slim At The Gate Of Horn
1959

Rockin' The Blues
1981

Memphis Heat
1974

Raining The Blues
1973

Messin' Around With The Blues
1970

The Real Folk Blues
1966

Aux Trois Mailletz
1962

This Is A Good Time To Write A Song
1961

Travelling With The Blues
1960

Messin' Around With The Blues
1979

The Legacy Of The Blues Vol. 7
1973

Born With The Blues
1971

Pinetop's Blues
1966

The Blues Of Memphis Slim: Steady Rolling Blues
1964

All Kinds Of Blues
1963

Alone With My Friends
1961

The Blues Every Which Way
1960
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