Koko Taylor - album Koko Taylor 1969
Debut self-titled album by Koko Taylor born Cora Anna Walton in Shelby County, Tennessee, known as the scratchy blues/soul/rhythm and blues voice of the post-World War II Chicago scene. Raw and powerful voice with the Chess musicians providing a superb backing. The album is produced by Willie Dixon who despite playing bass can also intermittently be heard as a duet partner.<br /><br />Koko Taylor - vocals.<br />Buddy Guy, Matt Murphy, Johnny Twist Williams, Johnny Shines - guitars.<br />Lafayette Leake, Albert Luandrew - piano, organ.<br />Walter Shakey Horton - harmonica.<br />Gene Barge - tenor saxopone.<br />Donald Hankins - saxophone.<br />Willie Dixon Bass, vocals.<br />Jack Meyers - bass.<br />Clifton James - drums.<br /><br />Love you like a woman.<br />I love a lover like you.<br />Don't mess around with the messer.<br />I don't care who knows.<br />Wang dang doodle.<br />I'm a little mixed up.<br />Nitty grutty.<br />Fire.<br />Whatever I am you made me.<br />Twenty nine ways.<br />Insane asylum.<br />Yes, it's good for you.<br />
