Joe Beard - Joe Beard
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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I Think I Seen Everything | ||
No More Cherry Rose | ||
I Haven't Forgot Her Yet | ||
Who Is Using Who | ||
She's Nineteen Years Old | ||
I Want To Get Close To You | ||
Going Back To Mississippi | ||
Every 60 Seconds | ||
Caress Me Baby | ||
Tired Of The Way We Are Living | ||
New York Woman | ||
Count The Days You Are Gone |
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Catalog Numbers
- APO 026
- APO 021
Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- D2D
- 200 g
Companies
Role | Company |
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Recorded At | Blue Heaven Studios |
Copyright (c) | APO Records |
Phonographic Copyright (p) | APO Records |
Pressed By | Quality Record Pressings |
Credits
Role | Credit |
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Engineer | Kevin Gray |
Photography By | Siep Veldstra |
Producer | Chad Kassem |
Recorded By | Katsuhiko Naito |
Vocals | Joe Beard |
Guitar | Joe Beard |
Lacquer Cut By | Kevin Gray |
Notes
- The release is housed in the generic APO company sleeve (matt black cardboard with glossy black "APO direct to disc" print).
- Analogue Productions Originals 2011 Direct-to-Disc Sessions
- Pressed at Quality Record Pressings in Salina, Kansas, US
- 4- page APO - Booklet inside
- Analogue Productions Originals 2010 Direct-to-Disc Sessions
- 4-page APO - Booklet inside
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): APO-026-A KG ε BHS
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): APO-026-B KG ε BHS
- Barcode: none
About Joe Beard
Joe Beard (February 4, 1938, Ashland, Mississippi) is an American blues and rhythm & blues musician, and is the father of blues musician .
He was surrounded by aspiring and veteran blues musicians. Matt "Guitar" Murphy and his brother Floyd Murphy were Beard's childhood buddies and the ones who initially got him started on guitar. Beard moved to Rochester, New York, in the mid-1950's and befriended Son House, who happened to live just around the corner. From time to time would visit one of his brothers in Chicago. He became enamored with the blues being played there and eventually sat in both with John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters. In Rochester, he formed the Soul Brothers Six, playing bass and singing. He wouldn't perform in public on guitar until 1965. For most of the '60s on through the '80s, Beard worked as an electrician by day and would occasionally play out at night and on weekends. He long ago gained a reputation as one of the best local players around Rochester and has sporadically been counted as one of the best nationally.