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AllMusic Artist Biography by Bill DahlHis Japanese fans reverently dubbed Fenton Robinson "the mellow blues genius" because of his ultra-smooth vocals and jazz-inflected guitar work. But beneath the obvious subtlety resides a spark of constant regeneration – Robinson tirelessly strives to invent something fresh and vital whenever he's near a bandstand. The soft-spoken Mississippi native got his career going in Memphis, where he'd moved at age 16. First, Rosco Gordon used him on a 1956 session for Duke that produced "Keep on Doggin'." The next year, Fenton made his own debut as a leader for the Bihari Brothers' Meteor label with his first reading of "Tennessee Woman." His band, t... read more
Top Fenton Robinson Albums
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Out of Chicago the Chicago Blues Master Live and Studio Sessions 1989/92
Out of Chicago the Chicago Blues Master Live and Studio Sessions 1989/92
[2020]
The Blues According To Fenton Robinson
The Blues According To Fenton Robinson
[2014]
Fenton Robinson: The Ultimate Collection
Fenton Robinson: The Ultimate Collection
[2012]
Fenton's Blues - [The Dave Cash Collection]
Fenton's Blues - [The Dave Cash Collection]
[2011]
Stormy Monday
Stormy Monday
[2010]
Blues Jam Live Audio: Fenton Robinson
Blues Jam Live Audio: Fenton Robinson
[2010]
Mellow Fellow
Mellow Fellow
[2006]
I Hear Some Blues Downstairs
I Hear Some Blues Downstairs
[1991]
Somebody Loan Me a Dime
Somebody Loan Me a Dime
[1990]
Special Road
Special Road
[1989]
Blues In Progress
Blues In Progress
[1988]
Nightflight
Nightflight
[1984]
The Getaway
The Getaway
[1973]
Monday Morning Boogie & Blues
Monday Morning Boogie & Blues
[1972]
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