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- Monkey_Joe abstract "Jesse \"Monkey Joe\" Coleman was an American country blues pianist and singer, who recorded sporadically from the 1930s into the 1970s.Jesse Coleman was most likely born in Mississippi, and though the year of birth is not known, he was probably born around 1906. He worked locally in Jackson, Mississippi in juke joints in the 1930s, and recorded with Little Brother Montgomery in 1935 on Bluebird Records. He began using the moniker \"Monkey Joe\" in that decade. Late in the 1930s he worked as a session musician for Lester Melrose, and recorded under his own name with Charlie McCoy, Fred Williams, Big Bill Broonzy, and Buster Bennett as backing musicians. Coleman also appears to have worked under several other names, such as \"Jack Newman\" at Vocalion Records and \"George Jefferson\" as an accompanist on recordings for Lulu Scott. He also recorded on Okeh Records for a time.Little is known of Coleman's whereabouts, aside from recording credits, from before the 1960s. He worked often in Chicago blues clubs in the 1960s, and he became the subject of some interest due to the blues revival in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He worked again with Little Brother Montgomery in the 1970s on an album entitled Crescent City Blues. His date of death is unknown.Document Records released a two-volume CD set of Monkey Joe's works in 1996.".
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- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_blues_pianists.
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- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Fred_Williams_(musician).
- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Jackson,_Mississippi.
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- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Lester_Melrose.
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- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Lulu_Scott.
- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Mississippi.
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- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Okeh_Records.
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- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Session_musician.
- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Vocalion_Records.
- Monkey_Joe wikiPageWikiLinkText "Monkey Joe".
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- Monkey_Joe subject Category:American_blues_pianists.
- Monkey_Joe subject Category:American_blues_singers.
- Monkey_Joe subject Category:Blues_musicians_from_Mississippi.
- Monkey_Joe subject Category:Country_blues_musicians.
- Monkey_Joe subject Category:Singers_from_Mississippi.
- Monkey_Joe subject Category:Year_of_birth_missing.
- Monkey_Joe subject Category:Year_of_death_unknown.
- Monkey_Joe hypernym Pianist.
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- Monkey_Joe comment "Jesse \"Monkey Joe\" Coleman was an American country blues pianist and singer, who recorded sporadically from the 1930s into the 1970s.Jesse Coleman was most likely born in Mississippi, and though the year of birth is not known, he was probably born around 1906. He worked locally in Jackson, Mississippi in juke joints in the 1930s, and recorded with Little Brother Montgomery in 1935 on Bluebird Records. He began using the moniker \"Monkey Joe\" in that decade.".
- Monkey_Joe label "Monkey Joe".
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