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Billy Bizor
American musician (1913–1969)
Biography
Billy Bizor (September 3, 1913 – April 5, 1969) was an American Texas blues harmonicist, singer and songwriter. He was musically associated with his cousin Lightnin' Hopkins, on some of whose 1960s albums Bizor played harmonica and sang backing vocals. Bizor's only solo recordings took place in 1968 and 1969, but these were not released until 1989.
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Songs recorded
- Screwdriver3 versions
- Tell Me Where You Stayed Last Night2 versions
- Whiskey Head Woman2 versions
- A Hot Spirit
- Billy Bizor Is Dead
- Feel Like Ballin’ the Jack (outtakes)
- Fox Chase
- Free of Charge
- How Dooz It
- How Dooz It (alternate version)
- I'll Miss You So
- I'll Never Do Right Again
- I’ll Miss You So
- I’ll Never Do Right Again
- I’m Tired of Trouble
- Just a Little Bit More
- Let’s Pitch One
- Lightnin’ Bolt
- Lonesome Life
- Long Way From Home
- Mojo Hand (Final version)
- Mojo Hand (outtakes)
- Moving on Out (outtake)
- My Suggestion
- Next Trip Down South
- Old Man
- Pine Gum Boogie
- Screwdriver (alternate version)
- Shake That Thing (First version)
- She Stays Drunk All The Time
- T Model Ford
- Take It Easy Baby
- Take It Easy Little Girl
- Vietnam War
- Wake Up the Dead
- Walking Blues
- When I'm Dead
- When I’m Dead
- Whiskey Head Woman (alternate version)
- You Knock Me Out
- You Promised Me
- You’re Gonna Miss Me
Albums
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