Big Joe Duskin Joseph L Duskin
- 风格
- #钢琴布鲁斯 #爵士布鲁斯
- 地区
- United States of America 美国
艺人介绍
by Craig HarrisThe Alabama-born son of a Baptist preacher, Big Joe Duskin grew up to become one of the stalwarts of the Cincinnati blues scene. Although he honored a promise to his father that he would not play the Devils music until his fathers death (at the age of 104, in the 1970s), Duskin quickly made up for lost time. Although hes recorded sporadically, releasing Cincinnati Stomp in 1977, Dont Mess With the Boogie Man in 1988, and Down the Road a Piece in 1998, hes had a major influence on aspiring Midwestern blues musicians. He received a lifetime achievement award at the Cincinnati Area Pop Music Awards ceremonies in 2000. Big Joe Jumps Again: Cincinnati Blues Session was released in 2004 by Yellow Dog Records.Duskins love of the blues was fostered at a young age. Taught to play blues piano by boogie-woogie pioneer, Albert Ammons, in Birmingham, he remained fascinated by the blues after moving to Cincinnati in his teens. His fathers objections continued to weigh on him, however. Despite showing promise with his guitar playing and sweet, soulful, singing at Cincinnati nightspots — and, after being drafted into the United States Army during World War Two, in U.S.O. clubs — he gave up music after being discharged. Taking a job with the post office, he kept his musical talents a secret for another quarter-of-a-century.
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