Pryor, Snooky | Snooky | CD

Pryor, Snooky | Snooky | CD

£9.00
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Pryor, Snooky | Snooky | CD

Pryor, Snooky | Snooky | CD

£9.00

Snooky Pryor was an American blues harmonica player and singer, born in Lambert, Mississippi, on 15 September 1921. He made his recording debut in 1948 with "Telephone Blues" and recorded intermittently through the 1950s, while also working as a session musician with Sunnyland Slim, Floyd Jones, Homesick James and others of the "Maxwell Street School". He withdrew from the music scene for much of the 1960s and 1970s, began performing regularly again in the 1980s, and died in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on 18 October 2006.

Snooky is a 1 CD album by Snooky Pryor, released by Blind Pig Records. It features Pryor on vocals and harmonica, with Steve Freund on guitar, Bob Stroger on bass and Willie Smith on drums, and Jerry Del Giudice is credited as executive producer. The music is in the Chicago blues style.

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