Jimmy Reed Concert History

Mathis James "Jimmy" Reed (September 6, 1925 – August 29, 1976) was an American blues singer, guitarist, harmonica player and songwriter, notable for bringing his distinctive style of blues to mainstream audiences. Reed was a major player in the field of electric blues. His distinctive voice, piercing harmonica and hypnotic guitar patterns were one of the blues' most easily identifiable sounds in the 1950s and 1960s, and had a significant impact on many rock and roll artists who followed

Date Concert Venue Location
Aug 14, 1976
Jimmy Reed International Amphitheatre Chicago, Illinois, United States
Nov 08, 1975
Jimmy Reed

Tennessee International Blues Festival

Mid-South Coliseum Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Nov 07, 1975
Jimmy Reed International Amphitheatre Chicago, Illinois, United States
Oct 26, 1974
Jimmy Reed Aragon Ballroom Chicago, Illinois, United States
Oct 26, 1974 –
Oct 27, 1974
Jimmy Reed / Johnny Taylor / Rufus Thomas / Willie Dixon / Mark Simmons / Screamin’ Jay Hawkins Aragon Ballroom Chicago, Illinois, United States
Mar 30, 1974
Jimmy Reed Hunter College Assembly Hall New York, New York, United States
Sep 08, 1973
Jimmy Reed

Ann Arbor Jazz & Blues Festival

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Otis Spann Memorial Field Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

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Jefferson Airplane / Jimmy Reed / John Lee Hooker
Mar 12, 1967
 San Francisco, California, United States
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Jefferson Airplane / Jimmy Reed / John Lee Hooker
Mar 11, 1967
 San Francisco, California, United States
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1976 1 concert
1975 2 concerts
1974 2 concerts
1973 1 concert
1972 3 concerts
1969 6 concerts
1968 2 concerts
1967 20 concerts
1966 8 concerts
1965 15 concerts
1964 2 concerts
1963 1 concert
1962 1 concert
1960 2 concerts
1959 1 concert
1958 4 concerts
1957 2 concerts
1956 4 concerts
1955 5 concerts

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