Will Shade was an African-American Memphis blues musician best known for his membership in the Memphis Jug Band. Shade was commonly called Son Brimmer, a nickname from his grandmother Annie Brimmer, because "son" is short for "grandson". The name apparently stuck when other members of the band noticed that the "sun" bothered him and he used the "brim" of a hat to "shade" his eyes.
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- Will Shade was an African-American Memphis blues musician best known for his membership in the Memphis Jug Band. Shade was commonly called Son Brimmer, a nickname from his grandmother Annie Brimmer, because "son" is short for "grandson". The name apparently stuck when other members of the band noticed that the "sun" bothered him and he used the "brim" of a hat to "shade" his eyes.
- Will Shade war der Kopf der Memphis Jug Band, die zwischen 1927 und 1934 die populärste Jug-Band Amerikas war. Shade hatte nach seiner Großmutter Annie Brimmer, bei der er aufgewachsen war, den Spitznamen Son Brimmer. 1925 hörte er zum ersten Mal Aufnahmen der Dixieland Jug Blowers aus Louisville. Wenig später gründete er die Memphis Jug Band, in der er selbst Gitarre, Mundharmonika und die Bullfiddle, einen selbstgebauten einsaitigen Tonnen-Bass, spielte. Außerdem war er der Sänger der Band. Nach Auflösung der Memphis Jug Band 1934 spielte Shade weiter mit verschiedenen Jug-Bands, oft zusammen mit Charlie Burse. 1956 wurden die beiden vom Blues-Forscher Samuel Charters wieder entdeckt. 1966 starb Will Shade in Memphis an einer Lungenentzündung.
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- Will Shade was an African-American Memphis blues musician best known for his membership in the Memphis Jug Band. Shade was commonly called Son Brimmer, a nickname from his grandmother Annie Brimmer, because "son" is short for "grandson". The name apparently stuck when other members of the band noticed that the "sun" bothered him and he used the "brim" of a hat to "shade" his eyes.
- Will Shade war der Kopf der Memphis Jug Band, die zwischen 1927 und 1934 die populärste Jug-Band Amerikas war. Shade hatte nach seiner Großmutter Annie Brimmer, bei der er aufgewachsen war, den Spitznamen Son Brimmer. 1925 hörte er zum ersten Mal Aufnahmen der Dixieland Jug Blowers aus Louisville. Wenig später gründete er die Memphis Jug Band, in der er selbst Gitarre, Mundharmonika und die Bullfiddle, einen selbstgebauten einsaitigen Tonnen-Bass, spielte.
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