9 thoughts on “ You Got To Keep On Trying - Jimmy ;Fast Fingers; Dawkins* - Jimmy ;Fast Fingers; Dawkins (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins on Discogs. Label: Delmark Records - DS • Series: Roots Of Jazz Series • Format: Vinyl LP, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Blues • Style: Chicago Blues/5(16).

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2. Jimmy Dawkins was born in Tchula, Mississippi, and moved to Chicago in He worked in a box factory, and started to play local blues clubs, gaining a reputation as a session musician. In , thanks to the efforts of his friend Magic Sam, he released his first solo album Fast Fingers on Delmark Records, winning the "Grand Prix du Disque.

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3. When Fast Fingers was first released in , Jimmy Dawkins was recognized as a blues guitarist on his way up. He never has received the acclaim he deserves, but this record, his debut album still holds up, and showcases a talent that we are still bless to have with us/5(29).

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4. The vocal on 11 and the first half of 12 are new '98 vocal tracks re-recorded at the request of Jimmy Dawkins. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 34/5(15).

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5. When Fast Fingers was first released in , Jimmy Dawkins was recognized as a blues guitarist on his way up. He never has received the acclaim he deserves, but this record, his debut album still holds up, and showcases a talent that we are still bless to have with us/5(28).

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6. First released in , after guitarist Jimmy Dawkins had served a long apprenticeship as a sideman in the Chicago electric blues scene, Fast Fingers remains one of the finest pure electric blues albums of its era. Dawkins proves to be a solid songwriter and an able singer, although the best moments on the album invariably come when he tears off a casually perfect, deeply soulful, but never.

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7. You Got To Keep On Trying - Night Rock - Little Angel Child - I Don't Know What Love Is - Breaking Down - Sad And Blues - Back Home Blues - .

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8. First released in , after guitarist Jimmy Dawkins had served a long apprenticeship as a sideman in the Chicago electric blues scene, Fast Fingers remains one of the finest pure electric blues albums of its era. Dawkins proves to be a solid songwriter and an able singer, although the best.

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9. Jun 30,  · Jimmy Dawkins - Fast Fingers () 1. It Serves Me Right To Suffer 2. I Wonder Why 3. I'm Good For Nothing 4. Triple Trebles 5. I Finally Learned A Lesson 6. You Got To Keep On Trying 7. Night Rock 8. Little Angel Child 9. I Don't Know What .

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