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Gary B. Coleman January 1, — February 21, [1] was an American soul blues guitarist, singer, songwriter and record producer. Originally a local musician turned blues promoter and session musician , Coleman recorded his debut album in , which was re-released by Ichiban Records. He issued several other albums and produced most of Ichiban's blues catalogue until his death, in On many occasions, Coleman undertook multi-instrumentalist duties in the recording studio. He acknowledged both B. King , with his "B.

Gary bb coleman

After a career as a local bluesman and blues promoter in Texas and Oklahoma, Gary Coleman found his niche when he signed over his first album, a self-produced outing originally issued on his own label, to the fledgling Ichiban company out of Atlanta in Since that time, both Coleman and Ichiban have made their marks in the blues field: not only did Coleman release half-a-dozen of his own albums, he also oversaw production of the bulk of Ichiban's hefty blues catalog, bringing to the studio a number of artists he'd booked or toured with in his previous career Chick Willis, Buster Benton, and Blues Boy Willie, among others. His music remained true to the blues and to the King legacy saluted in his "B. Coleman began listening to the blues as a child and by the time he was 15, he was working with Freddie King. Following his association with King, Coleman supported Lightnin' Hopkins and formed his own band, which played around Texas. Gary also began booking blues musicians into clubs in Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He continued to play gigs and book concerts for nearly two decades. In , he formed Mr. B's Records, his own independent label. He released his debut album, Nothin' But the Blues, the following year. The album was popular and gained the attention of Ichiban Records, who signed Coleman and re-released Nothin' But the Blues in Between and , he released six records and produced another 30, including albums for Little Johnny Taylor and Buster Benton. Coleman continued to be active until his untimely death in the mid-'90s, both as a performing and recording artist, as well as a producer. Home Browse Radio Search. Open in Music.

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After a career as a local bluesman and blues promoter in Texas and Oklahoma, Gary Coleman found his niche when he signed over his first album, a self-produced outing originally issued on his own label, to the fledgling Ichiban company out of Atlanta in Since that time, both Coleman and Ichiban have made their marks in the blues field: not only did Coleman release half-a-dozen of his own albums, he also oversaw production of the bulk of Ichiban's hefty blues catalog, bringing to the studio a number of artists he'd booked or toured with in his previous career Chick Willis, Buster Benton, and Blues Boy Willie, among others. His music remained true to the blues and to the King legacy saluted in his "B. Coleman began listening to the blues as a child and by the time he was 15, he was working with Freddie King. Following his association with King, Coleman supported Lightnin' Hopkins and formed his own band, which played around Texas. Gary also began booking blues musicians into clubs in Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He continued to play gigs and book concerts for nearly two decades. In , he formed Mr.

Gary bb coleman

Gary B. Coleman January 1, — February 21, [1] was an American soul blues guitarist, singer, songwriter and record producer. Originally a local musician turned blues promoter and session musician , Coleman recorded his debut album in , which was re-released by Ichiban Records.

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