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Cocaine Blues by Roy Hogsed
Roy Hogsed
Artist Biography For Roy Hogsed
Roy Hogsed 1919-1978 Forged One Of The Most Original Sounds In Postwar Country Music A Tight And Exciting Small Group Sound That Often Anticipated The Energy And Drive Of Rockabilly And Rock 'n' Roll. He Is Best Remembered For His Hit Version Of The Notorious "Cocaine Blues" And Most Identified With The Accordion And Guitar Lead And Slapped-Bass Rhythm Of His Original Rainbow Riders Trio. Ironically However Some Of His Best Work Like "Snake Dance Boogie " "Let Your Pendulum Swing" And "Ain't A Bump In The Road" Occurred In A Looser Slightly Larger Band Context. A Good-Time Feel And Infectious Joy Characterized His Performances From Start To Finish. The Arkansas-Born San Diego-Based Hogsed's Recording Career Was Relatively Brief Spanning 1947-54 And His Greater Impact May Have Been Limited By His Largely Local Orientation But He Left An Uncommonly Enjoyable Legacy.
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Biography - Roy Hogsed
Roy Hogsed 1919-1978 Forged One Of The Most Original Sounds In Postwar Country Music A Tight And Exciting Small Group Sound That Often Anticipated The Energy And Drive Of Rockabilly And Rock 'n' Roll. He Is Best Remembered For His Hit Version Of The Notorious "Cocaine Blues" And Most Identified With The Accordion And Guitar Lead And Slapped-Bass Rhythm Of His Original Rainbow Riders Trio. Ironically However Some Of His Best Work Like "Snake Dance Boogie " "Let Your Pendulum Swing" And "Ain't A Bump In The Road" Occurred In A Looser Slightly Larger Band Context. A Good-Time Feel And Infectious Joy Characterized His Performances From Start To Finish. The Arkansas-Born San Diego-Based Hogsed's Recording Career Was Relatively Brief Spanning 1947-54 And His Greater Impact May Have Been Limited By His Largely Local Orientation But He Left An Uncommonly Enjoyable Legacy.
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