Pee Wee Crayton
Crayton learns guitar from T-Bone Walker. Coming to Los Angeles in the late '40s
to seek his fortune, Pee Wee quickly scored a number of hits, including "I Love
You So". Alongside T-Bone, Lowell Fulson and Gatemouth Brown, he remained one of
the best representatives of Texan-Californian blues, where the guitar dominates
a brass ensemble inspired by swing orchestras. After a long eclipse during the
60s, Pee Wee returned to the studio in 1980 for several fine albums aimed at the
new international white blues audience.
Everyday I Have the BluesBig Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton, Sonny Stitt and Joe Turner
Everyday I Have the Blues
5:32
Runnin' WildPee Wee Crayton
Pee Wee Crayton: The Complete Aladdin and Imperial Recordings
Runnin' WildPee Wee Crayton
New Orleans Guitar, CD D
2:27
LucilleBig Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton and Sonny Stitt
Everyday I Have the Blues
11:31
Stormy MondayBig Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton, Sonny Stitt and Joe Turner
Everyday I Have the Blues
4:34
LucilleBig Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton, Sonny Stitt and Joe Turner
Sonny Terry
11:32
