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Lead Pencil Blues by Johnny Temple
Johnny Temple
Artist Biography For Johnny Temple
Johnny Temple Born October 18 1906 Canton Mississippi Died November 22 1968 Jackson Mississippi Was An American Blues Guitarist Singer And A Popular Chicago Blues Recording Artist. He Moved To Chicago In Early 1930s And Started Playing With Joe McCoy In The Clubs. His Most Popular Record "Louise Louise Blues " On The Decca Label Was A Hit In 1936. The Harlem Hamfats Was A Chicago Jazz Band Formed In 1936 Which Provided Backup Music For Johnny Temple And Others Singers. Temple Continued Recording With Various Labels Through Most Of The 1940s. He Returned To Mississippi In The Mid-1950s Where He Continued To Perform In Around Jackson Mississippi. He Died In 1968.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Lead Pencil Blues
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Script & Scribble --Pen Paper Ink --- A Stroll Through Handwriting History - By Kitty Burns Florey - Melville House Publishing 2009
Discussing How Henry David Thoreau's Dad's Penchant For Making Some Pretty Nifty Pencils In 1821 May Have Contributed To Henry Dying At Age 44.P 59
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Johnny Temple Born October 18 1906 Canton Mississippi Died November 22 1968 Jackson Mississippi Was An American Blues Guitarist Singer And A Popular Chicago Blues Recording Artist. He Moved To Chicago In Early 1930s And Started Playing With Joe McCoy In The Clubs. His Most Popular Record "Louise Louise Blues " On The Decca Label Was A Hit In 1936. The Harlem Hamfats Was A Chicago Jazz Band Formed In 1936 Which Provided Backup Music For Johnny Temple And Others Singers. Temple Continued Recording With Various Labels Through Most Of The 1940s. He Returned To Mississippi In The Mid-1950s Where He Continued To Perform In Around Jackson Mississippi. He Died In 1968.
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Script & Scribble --Pen, Paper, Ink --- A Stroll Through Handwriting History - by Kitty Burns Florey - Melville House Publishing 2009
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