Blues By Five
About the artist
"Blues By Five" sounds like a name the Rolling Stones might've chosen in less imaginative and daring circumstances noted Bruce Eder in his All Music Guide, considering that they may be descended from the "Blues By Six" band that Charlie Watts exited, for a gig with Alexis Korner, in 1961. They were actually a seperate band from Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex. The nucleus of Blues by Five was born under the guise of The Men of Mystery all from Belmont School in Harrow
Top songs
- Boom Boom
- Boom Boom (1964)
- Boom, Boom
- I cried
- Where Did You Sleep Last Night
- boom boom (london - decca f 12029 - 1964)
- Boom Boom - Selected By Dj Henry
- Decca Originals - The R&B Years - 03 - Blues By Five - Boom Boom (1964)
- Boom Boom - Blues By Five
- Boom Boom 1964
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- Boom, Boom (Decca 45)
- Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker)
- George Otsuka Trio
- Boom Boom (1964)
- Boom, boom '64
- Boom Boom.
- 03 - Boom Boom (1964)
- BLUES BY FIVE-BOOM BOOM!!s
- Caravan
- Red Garland. John Coltrane's (Bb) Transcription. Transcribed by Carles Margarit
- Blues By Five - Boom Boom (1964)
- Blues By Five
- -Boom Boom
- Blues By Five-Boom Boom
- Blues By Five - Boom Boom
- B06 Boom Boom (London - Decca F 12029 - 1964)
- Título desconocido-81-5
- 03 - Blues By Five - Boom Boom (1964)
- Boom boom '64
- Boom Boo
- Blues By Five - Boom Boom (London - Decca F 12029 - 1964)
- Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker Cover)
- Miles Davis
- Paul Chambers Bass Solo Transcription
- Miles Davis Quintet
- Miles Davis Solo Transcription
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