Guitar Slim
About the artist
Eddie Jones (December 10, 1926 – February 7, 1959), better known as Guitar Slim, was a New Orleans blues guitarist, from the 1940s and 1950s, best known for the million-selling song "The Things That I Used to Do", produced by Johnny Vincent at Specialty Records. It is a song that is listed in "The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll". Slim had a major impact on rock and roll and experimented with distorted overtones on the electric guitar a full decade before Jimi Hendrix.
Top songs
- The Things That I Used to Do
- Well I Done Got Over It
- Bad Luck Blues
- The Story Of My Life
- Story of My Life
- Guitar Slim
- Along About Midnight
- Sufferin' Mind
- Trouble Don't Last
- The Things I used to do
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- Later For You Baby
- Our Only Child
- Twenty-Five Lies
- Quicksand
- Think It Over
- Stand By Me
- The Things That I Used To Do - Single Version
- Something To Remember You By
- Certainly All
- You're Gonna Miss Me
- It Hurts To Love Someone
- I Got Sumpin' For You
- Things That I Used to Do
- Down Through the Years
- Going Down Slow
- Reap What You Sow
- Christmas Time Blues
- You Give Me Nothing But The Blues
- Well, I Done Got over It
- Letter To My Girlfriend (aka Prison Blues)
- The Things That I Used To Do (10-27-53)
- New Arrival
- Letter To My Girlfriend
- Reap What You Sow (aka Bad Woman Blues)
- If I Should Lose You
- Feelin' Sad
- Oh Yeah!
- The Cackle
- Bad Luck Is On Me (Woman Troubles)
- Plenty Good Room
- I Want To Love-A You (Take 1)
- My Time Is Expensive
- Standin' At The Station
- A Letter to My Girlfriend
- If I Had My Life To Live Over
- Bad Luck Is on Me
- I Want To Love-A You (Take 11)
- Snowing and Raining Blues
- I Won't Mind At All
- When There's No Way Out
- Strange Things Happening
- Come on in my Kitchen
- I Want to Love-A You
- Stand By Me (09-28-54)
- Guitar Slim Boogie-3
- Twenty Five Lies
- Standin’ At the Station
- Hello, How Ya Been? Goodbye
- I Want To Love-A You - Take 1
- You Give Me Nothin' but the Blues
- Feelin' Sad (1952)
- A Letter To My Girl Friend
- Sufferin' Mind - Take 1
- Certainly All - Take 2
- Cryin’ In the Morning
- Certainly All (Take 1)
- Cryin' In The Morning
- Sufferin' Mind (Take 1)
- Sufferin’ Mind
- Trouble Don’t Last
- Cryin' In The Mornin'
- Guitar Lim Boogie-2
- Certainly All (Take 2)
- Something To Remember You By (Take 1)
- Well I Done Got Over
- Come On Down To My House
- Things I Used To Do
- I Want To Love-A You - Take 11
- Well I Done Got Over It (10-27-53)
- It Hurts To Love Someone (That Don't Love You)
- Certainly All - Take 1
- Something To Remember You By - Take 1
- Lula's Back In Town
- If I Have My Life To Live Over (LP Version)
- Guitar Slim Boogie-3 (LP Version)
- If I Should Lose You (LP Version)
- Lonesome Home Blues
- Oh Yeah! (LP Version)
- Guitar Slim Boogie-2 (LP Version)
- Our Only Child (09-28-54)
- Strange Things Happening (LP Version)
- Down Through The Years (LP Version)
- Along About Midnight LP Version)
- Feelin’ Sad
- Jazz Boogie
- Lovin' Blues
- Do Unto Others
- The Cackle (LP Version)
- Plenty Good Room (LP Version)
- My Time Is Expensive (LP Version)
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