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Big John Wrencher - Wikipedia - Big John Wrencher (February 12, 1923 – July 15, 1977), also known as One Arm
John, was an American blues harmonica player and singer, well known for ...
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Big John Wrencher - Moonshine Blues - YouTube - Aug 6, 2010 ... maxwell street, big john wrencher, blues harmonica, moonshine.
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Big John Wrencher - Blues Unlimited 106 (Febr./March 1974), Big John Wrencher John Thomas
Wrencher a/k/a One Arm John b. February 12, 1923 in Sunflower, Mississippi d.
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Big John Wrencher | Biography & History | AllMusic - Find Big John Wrencher biography and history on AllMusic - The Maxwell Street
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BIG JOHN WRENCHER - Big John Wrencher didn't stop blowing his harp on Maxwell St. when he lost an
arm in a car-wreck, he just began touring and recording as 'One-Arm-John'.
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One-armed blues harpist Big John Wrencher tore up Maxwell Street ... - Mar 1, 2017 ... Mississippi native Big John Wrencher didn't often record, but his rowdy
performances made him famous at home and abroad.
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Mt. Zion Memorial Fund: "Big" John Wrencher - As you know, fever rises at night and that's how it was" - Big John Wrencher on
losing his arm. In 1969, he recorded for Barrelhouse Records, backed by the ...
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Boogie - Big John Wrencher on AllMusic - 1974 - This set by the obscure yet ...
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Big John Wrencher – Wikipedia - Big John Wrencher (* 12. Februar 1923 in Sunflower, Sunflower County,
Mississippi; † 15. Juli 1977 in Clarksdale, Mississippi, auch bekannt als One Arm
John, ...
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