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Michael Coleman (2)

Born: June 24, 1956 Died: November 2, 2014 Contemporary blues vocalist and guitarist from Chicago's West Side. His father played drums behind [a368541]. Michael joined [a36605]’s band for seven years, beginning in 1979, and played on both of Cotton’s Alligator albums as well as on the Grammy-nominated [m=513023] with Cotton, [a328158], [a353499] and [a438085]. He also backed [a49823] on Syl’s 1982 hit, “Ms. Fine Brown Frame,” and produced the original version of “Woman Loves A Woman” for vocalist Jerry Tyrone.

Releases

• Blues Brunch At The Mart
• Sittin' In With The Greats: For Instrumentalists & Vocalists
• Do Your Thing!
• Shake Your Booty
• Chicago Blues Festival 91
• Honest I Do
• Jimmy Dawkins Presents The Leric Story
• Cuttin' Heads
• Thinking Out Loud
• Bridge To A Legacy
• Blues Harp Power
• Self Rising Blues
• The Story Of Black & Blue 1976-1988 Volume 2
• Harp Attack!
• The New Bluebloods (The Next Generation Of Chicago Blues)
• Chicago Blues Session Vol. 6
• Live From Chicago - Mr. Superharp Himself!
• High Compression
• Ms. Fine Brown Frame
• Back Breaking Blues
• The French Blues & Soul Magazine Soul Bag
• Blues Guitar Killers
• Blues Power (Volume 1)
• Clark Street Ramblers Blue Chicago
• The Story Of Black & Blue 1976-1988 Volume 2
• The New Bluebloods (The Next Generation Of Chicago Blues)
• Wolf Records - The 20th Anniversary Collection
• Harp Attack!