13.12.2007.

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JIMMY BOWSKILL



Jimmy Bowskill just seems to fit the script of a modern day artist destined to play the blues. He burst onto the scene on BB King’s birthday of all times ... Sept. 16, 1990. Inspired by the late, great Robert Johnson, Jimmy taught himself to play and sing by interpreting by sight and sound but in his own natural style. At the tender age of 11, Jimmy was invited to join Jeff Healey onstage. A star was born, and the rest is history.

“This boy has everything it takes. Oh Lord, no kidding, the voice he’s got and the way he plays, he’s already there. I’ve never seen a kid like this sing like this before. That’s the truth!” – Mr. Hubert Sumlin

DISCOGRAPHY:

"Old Soul" (2003)

256

01. Life's So Peculiar
02. Be Mine
03. Work Til My Days Are Gone
04. Honeybee
05. Kindhearted Woman Blues
06. Weekend Fish Fry
07. Schoolhouse
08. Who's Knockin'
09. Livin' With The Blues
10. Deep Blue
11. Blues Don't Like Nobody
12. Ramblin' On My Mind
13. Hotspell
14. Stones In My Passway
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"Soap Bars & Dog Ears" (2004)

320

01. Link Into Your Chain
02. Hug You
03. The Truth
04. Bailieboro
05. Little Baby
06. Willie Does It All
07. It's So Fine
08. Jivin' Blues
09. Grinnin' In Your Face
10. Six O'Clock
11. Big Fat Minor
12. Why
13. Sad Song, Happy Tune
14. Duelin' Bowlers
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"Jimmy Bowskill" (2007)

320

01. Diamond Ring
02. Rattle Snake Shake
03. Nine
04. Drifting Haze
05. Far From Reality
06. Black Sea Star
07. The Kara-Dag
08. Loser
09. Mortisha
10. Falling
11. The Truth
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