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JImmie Lee Robinson started out with Freddie King in the Every Hour Blues Band, then went on to work and record with Eddie Taylor, Little Walter, Eddie Boyd and others. His Bandera singles are great! He was a really creative, and powerful player, and a great singer. He quit music in the 70s and 80s and made a comeback in the late 80s/early 90s, making some fine records then as well. His band efforts sometimes had mixed results but he truly blossomed as a solo artist with his haunting, powerful vocals, where his sometimes almost eccentric style flowed freely. I got to know him well when I was starting out on and off the bandstand, and he was a kind, intelligent, thoughtful person as well as a unique talent. I hope some of you will comment on this video with memories and stories about Jimmie Lee Robinson, the Lonely Traveler. I focused on two of his signature tunes, Chicago Jump and All My Life. I'll come back and do another lesson on one of my other favorite records he was on, The Lost American Blues Men on Midnight Creeper records (you GOTTA check this one out!) Forgot to cover one cool part of the tune, I will try to fix that later on. Guns Gangs and Drugs is also an incredible recording-- it truly shows how outside the box he was! Photo credit of Jimmie shot in video: Scott Dirks. (Scott produced a CD on Jimmie Lee called Chicago Jump on Random Chance records that I played on that's well worth listening to. Lonely Traveler on Delmark isn't my favorite but it has some great moments too.) * SUBSCRIBE to my channel today for in-depth looks at the electric blues greats as well, deep dives into blues "nooks and crannies", performance videos and more to come. LIKE and COMMENT on the videos to let me know how I'm doing. * PATREON: Join me at any level you choose at patreon/ johnnyburgin to support these free weekly lessons, and to join a cool weekly guitar chat usually Tuesdays at 7CST. * SEND A ONE TIP TIP: Johnny-Burgin-1 at Venmo or rjohnnyband@gmail.com on Paypal-- thank you! * TOUR SCHEDULE: Check https://johnnyburgin.com/shows/upcomi... or follow on BandsInTown for details, I'm on the road most of the year, come out to a show and say hi! *EMAIL LIST: The best way to stay informed: https://johnnyburgin.com/contact/ * SOCIAL MEDIA: FB: Johnny Burgin Live: Instagram: @johnnyburgin Twitter: @burginjohnny *NEW CD: "Ramblin From Coast to Coast" at https://johnnyburgin.com/discography/ and at https://johnnyburgin.bandcamp.com/ and stream on Spotify, Amazon Music, etc. *LABEL: Latest CD on Straightshooter Records at www.straightshooter.dk. Also check out www.delmark.com -- America's oldest continuously operating blues and jazz label. WIKI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockin%27_Johnny_Burgin * SPONSORS: #ghsstrings www.ghs.com out of Battle Creek, MI (I use the burnished nickels 10 guage!) and https://www.bluemoonharmonicas.com

About Jimmie Lee Robinson

Jimmie Lee Robinson (April 30, 1931 – July 6, 2002), also known as Lonesome Lee, was an American blues musician who was predominantly known for his involvement in the Chicago blues scene in the 1950s and 1960s. He performed with other blues musicians of the period and worked as a session musician.

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