Discogs Explorer

Big Jack Reynolds

Blues singer and harmonica player, born Albany, Georgia, 11 July 1931, died Toledo, Ohio, 29 December 1993. Reynolds first recorded for the Mah's label in Detroit, Michigan, in 1962, with another session for Hi-Q/Fortune in 1965. He recorded again for Blue Suit and Highball in the 1980s, and also recorded with Two Aces And A Jack in the 1980s.

Releases

• That's A Good Way To Get To Heaven
• Broke And Disgusted
• You Better Leave That Woman Alone
• I Had A Little Dog / You Won't Treat Me Right
• You Don't Treat Me Right / Made It Up In Your Mind
• Hot As You Got
• Sin On Saturday, Pray On Sunday Volume 3 "Shake That Thing"
• Black Pearls Vol.2 "1960-63"
• Popcorn Blues Party Vol.2
• You're Too Bad (When Your Harp Is Rusty)
• Down Home Blues - Detroit - Detroit Special
• Right Now
• Hot As You Got
• Sin On Saturday, Pray On Sunday Volume 3 "Shake That Thing"
• Black Pearls Vol.2 "1960-63"
• Black Lace And Voodoo Drums (Lux And Ivy Dig That Sound)
• Popcorn Blues Party Vol.2
• Buzzsaw Joint - Dusty Stylus Cut 6
• Buzzsaw Joint Cuts 5 & 6
• You're Too Bad (When Your Harp Is Rusty)
• Down Home Blues - Detroit - Detroit Special
• Garden City Blues - Detroit's Jumping Scene 1948 - 1960
• 15 Blues & Boogies Qui Sentent Le Cotillon Vol. 1
• The Jerk Boom! Bam! Vol. 5 Greasy Rhythm N' Blues And Nasty Soul Party
• Blue Suit Records (Eleventh Anniversary Collection - 11 Years Of Screwin' Around)
• Vintage Toledo Blues 1950 - 1980
• A Fortune Of Blues Vol. 2
• A Fortune Of Blues Vol. 1
• Blues Sounds Of The Hastings Street Era (The Original Detroit Blues)
• Downtown Rockin' At The Striptease Club 500 - 14 Raw & Wild Blues Rockers From The 1960's
• Stompin' 6 - 20 Crazed Rhythm 'N' Blues Pounders!
• Blues 'n' Rockin'
• Stompin Volume 1
• Unknown
• I Had A Little Dog / You Won't Treat Me Right
• Stompin'
• We're Gonna Boogie