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Willie Cobbs

Willie Cobbs is credited on 692 releases across 171 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1961–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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692

Credits

171

Albums

7

Decades active

484

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American blues singer, harmonica player and songwriter, (Born: July 15, 1932 in Smale, Arkansas - Died: October 25, 2021) Based in Chicago c. 1951-c. 1968, he then returned to Arkansas. He is best known for writing the song "You Don't Love Me", inspired by Bo Diddley's song "She's Fine, She's Mine" and often miscredited to Tommy Raye.
For the early 20th Century American songwriter, please use Will D. Cobb.

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Credited work

692 releases · 171 albums · active 1961–2024

  • Performance · 694
  • Production · 19
  • Other credits · 8

Studios: Fillmore East · West Hampstead Studios · Gold Star Studios · American Recording Co.

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