Eddie Boyd

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Edward Riley Boyd known as Eddie Boyd (November 25, 1914July 13, 1994) was a blues piano player born on Stovall's Plantation near Clarksdale, Mississippi, where Muddy Waters also lived. He moved to the Beale Street district of Memphis, Tennessee in 1936 where he played piano and guitar with his group, the Dixie Rhythm Boys. Boyd followed the great migration northward to the factories of Chicago in 1941. He wrote and recorded the hit songs "Five Long Years" (1952), "24 Hours" (1953), and the "Third Degree" (co-written by Willie Dixon, also 1953). Boyd toured Europe with Buddy Guy's band in 1965 as part of the American Folk Blues Festival. He later toured and recorded with Fleetwood Mac and John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers. Tired of the racial discrimination he experienced in the United States, he first moved to Belgium, then married and settled in Finland in 1970. Boyd died in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland.

Contents

  • Eddie Boyd and His Blues Band featuring Peter GreenDecca (1967) with the Bluesbreakers; CD release on Gott Discs
  1. "Too Bad, Pt. 1"
  2. "Dust My Broom"
  3. "Unfair Lovers"
  4. "Key to the Highway"
  5. "Vacation from the Blues"
  6. "Steakhouse Rock"
  7. "Letter Missin' Blues"
  8. "Ain't Doin' Too Bad"
  9. "Blue Coat Man"
  10. "Train Is Coming"
  11. "Save Her Doctor"
  12. "Rack 'Em Back"
  13. "Too Bad, Pt. 2"
  14. "Big Bell"
  15. "Pinetop's Boogie Woogie"
  16. "Night Time Is the Right Time"
  • 7936 South RhodesBlue Horizon, Epic BN26409 (1968) with Green, McVie, & Fleetwood
  1. "You Got to Reap"
  2. "Just the Blues"
  3. "She's Real"
  4. "Back Slack"
  5. "Be Careful"
  6. "Ten to One"
  7. "Blues Is Here to Stay"
  8. "You Are My Love"
  9. "Third Degree"
  10. "Thank You Baby"
  11. "She's Gone"
  12. "I Can't Stop Loving You"
  • Eddie Boyd: The Complete Blue Horizon SessionsColumbia, Sony/BMG (2006)
  1. "It’s So Miserable To Be Alone"
  2. "Empty Arms"
  3. "You Got To Reap"
  4. "Just The Blues"
  5. "She's Real"
  6. "Back Slack"
  7. "Be Careful"
  8. "Ten To One"
  9. "Blues Is Here To Stay"
  10. "You Are My Love"
  11. "Third Degree"
  12. "Thank You Baby"
  13. "She’S Gone"
  14. "(I Can’T Stop) Loving You"
  15. "Big Boat"
  16. "Sent For You Yesterday"
  17. "Stroller" (Previously Unreleased)
  18. "No Place Like Home" (Previously Unreleased)
  • The Legacy of the Blues vol. 10 – Sonet

  • "Five Long Years" on Blues Masters Vol. 2: Postwar ChicagoRhino
  • "24 Hours" on The Best of Chess Blues vol. 1 – Chess/MCA
    • live version on American Folk Blues Festival '65 – L&R/Bellaphon
  • "Third Degree" on A Tribute to Willie Dixon: 1915–1992 – Chess

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