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The younger brother of bluesman Eddie Burns, singer/guitarist Jimmy Burns followed in the family tradition, becoming a staple of Chicago's West Side club circuit after a long absence from the spotlight. Born February 27, 1943 in Dublin, Mississippi, he cut a handful of singles early in his career, but upon marrying and starting a family, he largely applied the brakes to his musical aspirations to focus on domestic life. Burns performed only rarely in the decades to follow; however, with his children all grown in the early 1990s, he rekindled his career, following up a hard day of operating his barbecue stand by cutting loose with a set of soulful blues at the Smokedaddy, his regular venue. In 1996, at the age of 53, Burns finally issued his long-awaited full-length debut, Leaving Here Walking. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
If you love the blues, then check out my youtube channel and leave me some love? :> I play guitar much like jeff healey. Over the top and I'm in a wheelchair. http://www.youtube.com/user/BrockDavisson1978
jerryjjhoward3
don,t know how to delite it from screen
jerryjjhoward3
i don,t like jimmy burnes
goodrunner123
I have seen his live as well at BuddyGuys Club in Chicago 2 years ago. He and his band is awesome. His lead guitarist Tony Palmer is a fantastic player. Just love this band.
I have had the pleasur of seeing Jimmy play ant Kingston Mines in Chicago. This was hadns down one of the best shows that I have ever seen and I have seen many!! His band is second to none and he was awsome. His show is a must see, bucket list event for anyone who is breathing and enjoys music the way it should be!! I am a FAN FOR LIFE!!!
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