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Big Maceo Merriweather - Things Have Changed: Collected Recordings 1941-50 (CD)It's a substantial overview of his career Big Maceo Merriweather was a blues pianist and singer, born in Georgia in 1905, who moved to Detroit in the 1920s, to start playing professionally, and then to Chicago in 1941, where he met the influential singer and guitarist Tampa Red, who introduced him to Lester Melrose at RCA Victor he became a regular collaborator of Tampa Red. Over the next decade or so he recorded around ten sessions at which he
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