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Blues and Jazz
A.k.a. Joe Wilbur McCoy "Bill" Wilber Georgia Pine Boy Hallelujah Joe Hamfoot Ham Joe Johnson (20) Kansas Joe The Mississippi Mudder (Mud Dauber Joe)
Born: May 11, 1905 in Jackson (or) Raymond, Mississippi. Died: January 28, 1950 in Chicago, Illinois. Blues guitarist and singer Joe McCoy was the older brother of Charlie McCoy, and was married to another notable blues artist, Memphis Minnie (Lizzie Douglas). He was active in Memphis, Tennessee in the 1920s and then moved to Chicago, where he played with his brother Charlie in The Harlem Hamfats. In the 1940s he formed a band called Big Joe & His Rhythm.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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One In A Hundred | Joe McCoy | 1999 | Compil. |
The Story Of Kansas Joe 1929-1944 | Joe McCoy &, Memphis Minnie | 1998 | Compil. |
Complete Recorded Works 1934-1944 In Chronological Order, Volume 1 (1934-1936) | McCoy Brothers -- Charlie McCoy & Joe McCoy | 1992 | Compil. |
Complete Recorded Works 1934-1944 In Chronological Order Volume 2 (1936-1944) | McCoy Brothers, Charlie McCoy & Joe McCoy | 1992 | Compil. |
(1929-1941) | Joe McCoy - Jackson Joe Williams | 1988 | Compil. |
One More Greasing / One In A Hundred | Joe McCoy | 1959 | Single |
1934-1944 | Joe McCoy | Compil. |
Joe McCoy And His Real McCoys |