Biography
Despite the fact that his first album earned a Grammy nomination, Guitar Slim Jr. remains a somewhat shadowy figure to the blues public. The son of Eddie Guitar Slim Jones, his real name is Rodney Armstrong. According to New Orleans-historian Jeff Hannusch's notes on Slim's 1988 album, he "has been a fixture on the Black New Orleans club circuit for the better part of 20 years...[but] doesn't get to play the posher uptown clubs." His Orleans album featured mostly covers of his father's inspirational blues, which he was loath to play earlier in life, but Slim is also known for his extensive soul repertoire. ~ Jim O'Neal, Rovi



 
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Guitar Slim Jr. - It's a Privilege, Baby, to Be Loved by You (Official Video)
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Guitar Slim Jr. – The Story Of My Life (1988) [320 kbps]
Guitar Slim Jr. live at Maple Leaf Bar in New Orleans: Shake, Rattle and Roll
Guitar Slim, Jr performs "Trouble Don't Last Always" at the Old US Mint in New Orleans, LA
Guitar Slim, Jr interview for "Cities in Blue - New Orleans" series on HIFI.ca
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