Memphis-born Rosco Gordon was a fixture on the local blues scene when he was just a teenager, as a pianist and singer. His vocal style was termed "eccentric"--he went in for moaning, wailing, slurring and scrambling his words--and tended to mix his piano styles between blues and boogie-woogie. In the 1950s he hung with such icons as Johnny Ace and Bobby Bland, who would all record and even broadcast together.In 1951 Gordon signed with the renowned Sam Phillips. Phillips released Gordon's songs o...
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Rosco Gordon Soundtracks
Known for
Filmography: Rosco Gordon songs
Buy Discography: 
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| No More Doggin' | Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records | writer, performer |
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| Just Love Me Baby | Dispatches from Elsewhere | writer, performer |
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| Just A Little Bit | The Express | performer |
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| No More Doggin | Mississippi Grind | performer, writer |
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| No More Doggin' | The Blues | performer, writer |
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| NOW YOU'RE GONE | Da Vinci's Inquest | writer, performer |
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| Rosco's Boogie | The Blues | performer, writer |
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| Beale Street Blues | The Blues | performer |
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| Let's Get High | Vinyl | performer |
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| Rudy's Tune | The Blues | performer |
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| 'Rudy's Tune | The Blues | performer |
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| Best Darn Meal | The Blues | performer, writer |
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| Chicken on the Rough | The Blues | performer, writer |
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| Ike's Tune | The Blues | performer |
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| Just a Little Bit | The Sopranos | writer |
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| Just a Little Bit | The Go!! Show | writer |
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