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Koko Taylor ↔ Little Walter

Koko Taylor and Little Walter are directly connected through shared producer Willie Dixon.

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Koko Taylor

📍 Bartlett, Tennessee, United States • 📅 1963 – 2009

The uncontested 'Queen of the Blues', blessed with a roaring, guttural vocal power that Willie Dixon captured on Chess ('Wang Dang Doodle') before she reigned for 30 years as the matriarch of Alligator Records.

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Willie Dixon

Record Producer / Audio Engineer

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Little Walter

📍 Chicago, Illinois, United States • 📅 1945 – 1968

Virtuoso innovator who revolutionized the harmonica by cupping a microphone directly to the amplifier, producing unprecedented distorted horn-like phrasing on "Juke" and "My Babe".

Chicago Blues Harmonica Blues Electric Blues
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BAND LINER NOTES 📅 1963 – 2009

Koko Taylor

📍 Bartlett, Tennessee, United States

Archival Biography

The uncontested 'Queen of the Blues', blessed with a roaring, guttural vocal power that Willie Dixon captured on Chess ('Wang Dang Doodle') before she reigned for 30 years as the matriarch of Alligator Records.

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Chicago Blues Electric Blues Soul Blues
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👥 Band Personnel (5)

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Koko Taylor

Lead Vocals

1963–2009
Criss Johnson

Lead Guitar

1980–2009
Eddie King

Guitar

1975–1985
Jerry Murphy

Bass

1980–2009
Ray Allison

Drums

1980–2000
💿 Record Labels:
Chess Records Alligator Records
🎛️ Producers & Engineers:
Willie Dixon ⚡ Bruce Iglauer
BAND LINER NOTES 📅 1945 – 1968

Little Walter

📍 Chicago, Illinois, United States

Archival Biography

Virtuoso innovator who revolutionized the harmonica by cupping a microphone directly to the amplifier, producing unprecedented distorted horn-like phrasing on "Juke" and "My Babe".

Musical Genres

Chicago Blues Harmonica Blues Electric Blues
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👥 Band Personnel (5)

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Little Walter

Harmonica, Lead Vocals

1945–1968
Also in: Muddy Waters, Jimmy Rogers, Otis Rush
Robert Lockwood Jr.

Guitar

1953–1959
Luther Tucker

Guitar

1954–1960
Fred Below

Drums

1952–1958
Also in: Muddy Waters
Willie Dixon ⚡ Shared Connector

Upright Bass

1952–1965
Also in: Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon, Jimmy Rogers, Otis Rush
💿 Record Labels:
Checker Records Chess Records
🎛️ Producers & Engineers:
Willie Dixon ⚡

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