USA
Born: 11 January 1924
Died: 31 January 1970
Styles: Rock & Roll/Roots, Electric Harmonica Blues, Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues, Electric Chicago Blues, Louisiana Blues, Swamp Blues, Swamp Pop, Rock & Roll, Early R&B, R&B/Soul, Juke Joint Blues, Electric Delta Blues, Blues Revival, Acoustic Blues, Country Blues, Early American Blues
In the large stable of blues talent that Crowley, LA, producer Jay Miller recorded for the Nashville-based Excello label, no one enjoyed more mainstream success than Slim Harpo. Just a shade behind Lightnin' Slim in local popularity, Harpo played both guitar and neck-rack harmonica in a more down-home approximation of Jimmy Reed, with a few discernible, and distinctive, differences. Harpo's music was certainly more laid-back than Reed's, if such a notion was possible. But the rhythm was insistent and, overall, Harpo was more adaptable than Reed...
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