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190:. Two years later, Mr. Bo formed his own band with his brother Little Mac playing bass. His debut single, "I'm Leaving This Town", was released in 1960 on Northern Records. A series of single releases followed throughout that decade and beyond, on labels including Reel, and the closely affiliated Big D and Diamond Jim. The billing changed between the singular Mr. Bo, and Mr. Bo & His Blues Boys, the latter combo invariably featuring his brother. His fluid guitar work and steady vocals were major features, with the recording of "If Trouble Was Money", being the stand out offering. The song was co-written by the Collins brothers, and went on to be recorded by both 198:. Throughout Mr. Bo continued with regular Detroit-based live club appearances, although his presence grew less prominent in the 1970s and 1980s. Mr. Bo's recording outlet had diminished when local entrepreneur, Diamond Jim Riley, (owner of the Big D and Diamond Jim record labels) was shot dead in May 1971. In 1972, Mr. Bo released "Plenty Fire Below" on the Gold Top label, which he co-owned along with 179:. King's influence on Collins guitar playing and vocal style, stayed with Collins throughout his career. Collins acquired his nickname of Mr. Bo from his sibling, McKinley, who likewise was widely known as Little Mac. 213:
In 1993, Mr. Bo traveled to Europe for the first time and appeared at the Blues Estafette in the Netherlands. In 1995, he returned to the recording studio for the first time in over 20 years to record the album,
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guitarist, singer and songwriter. Primarily working as a live performer in Detroit for four decades, his co-written song, "If Trouble Was Money", was later recorded by both
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In 1956, Mr. Bo took his first steps towards a professional musical career by joining
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a couple of years later. His conversion to the blues was sparked by seeing
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Four of his unreleased tracks were issued by Relic on
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Indianola, Mississippi
Detroit
Michigan
Electric blues
electric blues
Charlie Musselwhite
Albert Collins
Indianola, Mississippi
country music
Chicago
Illinois
Baldwin, Michigan
Detroit
T-Bone Walker
B.B. King
Washboard Willie
Little Sonny
Charlie Musselwhite
Albert Collins
Lee Rogers
Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival
pneumonia
Harper University Hospital
Eddie Kirkland
List of electric blues musicians




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