Bobby Rush
Hen Pecked
The Blues has no better showman than Bobby Rush. Again and again, Rush has won or been nominated for major awards for his live performances by the Blues' top organizations and he is considered one of today's top Bluesmen. "Hen Pecked" is a collection of his best Read More
Track Listing:
- 1. Hen PeckedListen to MP3 Clip
- 2. Booga BearListen to MP3 Clip
- 3. I Like ItListen to MP3 Clip
- 4. Too Late I'm Gone (with Poonanny)Listen to MP3 Clip
- 5. DangerousListen to MP3 Clip
- 6. Feel Like Gettin' It OnListen to MP3 Clip
- 7. Too Short Too LittleListen to MP3 Clip
- 8. Buttermilk BottomListen to MP3 Clip
- 9. Beat Me Rockin'Listen to MP3 Clip
- 10. Can't Save A CentListen to MP3 Clip
recordings - available for the first time ever in one value priced collection.
Rush signed with ABC Records in 1968, and released the song "Gotta Have Money". In 1971, Rush made it to the Billboard Soul Charts with "Chicken Heads" released on Galaxy Records. He moved to the Jewel label in 1973, recording four Chicago-produced singles. From Jewel, he went to Warner Brothers then to Philadelphia International Records. By 1982, Rush had signed with LaJam Records out of Jackson, Mississippi, where he released five albums, one of which was the phenomenally successful hit "Sue", and became a major attraction in the South. In 1995, Rush found a home at Malaco's Waldoxy label. At Waldoxy, he released "One Monkey Don't Stop No Show" which was nominated for two W.C. Handy Awards. The Living Blues Critics Poll named him the year's Best Live Performer in 1995. In 1996 and 1997, he captured the Real Blues Magazine Award as The Best Soul / R&B Live Performer.
