Recommended Blues Recording
Bull Moose Jackson – Haul Off And Celebrate Jackson’s Unique Musical Wildness
Bull Moose Jackson – 28 Big Ones –King Records 28CD-4114
Bull Moose Jackson (Benjamin Clarence Jackson), a blues, R&B, and jump blues singer and saxophone player who enjoyed his greatest successes in the 1940s and into the mid-1950s, was a wild ride of an entertainer! Jackson is also remembered for the rather risqué, yet completely unforgettable, nature of many of his compositions, including “I Want A Bowlegged Woman,” “Nosey Joe,” “Big Fat Mommas Are Back In Style,” and his most famous “Big Ten Inch Record,” a song much later covered by rock giants Aerosmith.
This 2000 release culls all the differing designs of trendy music Jackson recorded, including “I Love You, Yes I Do,” a R&B release that went on to have sales in excess of one million copies, a first in the R&B field. And across the panorama of this thoroughly pleasing compilation, Jackson’s nonstop succession of sensations unfolds.
Put this one in your CD player, sit back, and let the unending and smile-broadening brands of blues, R&B, and jump blues that Jackson unfurled in a very special time in music get your toes tapping and head bobbing. This is a party on a CD!
Below are the tracks from this highly recommended document, one your collection would benefit from!
Song Titles
- I Love You, Yes I Do
- I Can’t Go On Without You
- Why Don’ You Haul Off And Love Me
- I Know Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well
- Sneaky Pete
- Big Fat Mommas Are Back In Style
- Big Ten Inch Record
- Oo Oo Ee Bob A Lee Bob
- I Wanna Hug Ya, Kiss Ya, Squeeze Ya
- Meet Me With Your Black Dress On
- Nosey Joe
- Honey Dripper
- Is That All I Mean To You
- (Let Me Love You) All Night Long
- Little Girl Don’t Cry
- All My Love Belongs To You
- I Want A Bowlegged Woman
- If You Ain’t Lovin’
- Don’t Ask Me
- There Is No Greater Love
- A Fool In Love
- Have You No Mercy
- End This Misery
- Cherokee Boogie
- Just In Case You Change Your Mind
- Jammin’ And Jumpin’
- We Ain’t Got Nothin’ But The Blues
- Time Alone Will Tell