B.B. Cunningham Jr.

About the artist

B.B. Cunningham, Jr (Blake Baker Cunningham, 6 April 1942, Jackson, Mississippi - 14 October 2012, Memphis, TN) was an American musician, a founding member of the ’60s group The Hombres and in his later years a part of Jerry Lee Lewis’s band. In 1959 his father, Cunningham Sr. started his own record label, Cover Records, in Memphis, assisted by B.B., who became a jack of all trades for the label : singer, songwriter, session player, producer and general handyman.

Top songs

Trip To Bandstand
Ivory Marbles (Instr.)
Electrode (Instr.)
Humdinger (Instr.)
Electrode
Ivory Marbles
Humdinger
Tantrum
High Pockets Twist
Scratchin'

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Sea Fever
King Of Hearts
Let It All Hang Out
Pagan Rock
Humdinger (Instrumental)
Electrode - inst.
Pagan Rock [master]
My Sweet Lord
Jigsaw
Ivory Marbles - inst.
Electrode [instr.]
Ivory Marbles (Instrumental)
Let It All Hang Out (Remix)
Electrode (Instrumental)
Where Is Your Love
Jigsaw (master)
Beale Street Twist
Let it Out
1984
Pagan Rock [demo]
Jigsaw [demo]
Jigsaw [master]
Humdinger - inst.

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