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	James Cotton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James "Jimmy" Cotton (born July 1, 1935 in Tunica, Mississippi), is an American blues harmonica player, singer, and songwriter who is the bandleader for the James Cotton Blues Band.
		Cotton would begin his career playing the blues harp in Howlin Wolf's band.
		The James Cotton Blues Band would soon become The James Cotton Trio, and by 1987, he was up for his second Grammy Nomination.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Cotton (446 words)

	James Cotton;
		Cotton says that one of the big differences he has noticed already between football at the JUCO level and football at Ohio State is in the strength and conditioning programs.
		Cotton played at 240 pounds last year as a middle linebacker, but is now up to 250, and bench presses a whopping 405, a tremendous lift for a 250 pound guy.
		Cottons says that his weight and strength increase is due to his work with Kennedy, but the most impressive part of is improvement has come in the area of speed.
	www.the-ozone.net /football/cotton.htm (1471 words)

	James Cotton - Biography - AOL Music
		At his high-energy 1970s peak as a bandleader, James Cotton was a bouncing, sweaty, whirling dervish of a bluesman, roaring his vocals and all but sucking the reeds right out of his defenseless little harmonicas with his prodigious lungpower.
		Cotton had some gargantuan shoes to fill when he stepped into Little Walter's slot as Muddy Waters's harp ace in 1954, but for the next dozen years, the young Mississippian filled the integral role beside Chicago's blues king with power and precision.
		Cotton was only a child when he first heard Williamson's fabled radio broadcasts for King Biscuit Time over KFFA out of Helena, AR.
	music.aol.com /artist/james-cotton/318/biography (685 words)

	JamesPageTestBio
		Cotton's earliest memories include his mother playing chicken and train sounds on her harmonica and for a few years he thought those were the only two sounds the little instrument made.
		Cotton got along well with Howlin' Wolf from the moment they met and they began to play the juke joints as far north as Caruthersville, Missouri, and as far south as Nachez, Mississippi, with Cotton doing most of the driving down old Highway 61.
		The James Cotton Trio - with Cotton on harmonica, David Maxwell on piano, Rico McFarland on guitar, and alternate singers, Mojo Buford and Darrell Nulisch - toured the U.S., Canada, Europe, Japan, and South America.The music was not as loud as it used to be.
	www.jamescottonsuperharp.com /Bio.html (2265 words)

	Telarc International: James Cotton
		James Cotton, one of the blues world’s greatest treasures, won a 2002 Handy Award for Best Traditional Album of the Year for his last album 35th Anniversary Jam.
		Born in Tunica, Mississippi, in 1935, Cotton fell under the spell of the legendary Sonny Boy Williamson at the tender age of nine after hearing King Biscuit Time, the harpist’s daily radio broadcast on KFFA in Helena, Arkansas.
		Cotton and his harmonica are still blazing a trail through the music world and his legacy continues to grow with each passing year.
	www.telarc.com /biography/bios.asp?aid=21 (879 words)

	PBS - American Roots Music : The Songs and the Artists - James Cotton
		One of the great Chicago blues harmonica stylists during the city's golden blues era of the '50s and '60s, James Cotton played with Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters before embarking on a solo career that continues today.
		Cotton lived, worked and traveled with Williamson in the 1940s after hearing the legendary blues harp master on KFFA, the Helena, Arkansas radio station that aired Williamson's "King Biscuit Time," the first and most influential blues radio show out of the South.
		Cotton remained with Waters for nearly ten years, touring and recording with him on some of the greatest blues records ever to come out of Chicago.
	www.pbs.org /americanrootsmusic/pbs_arm_saa_jamescotton.html (216 words)

	The Austin Chronicle Music: Born on Highway 61: James Cotton at 65, Austin's Newest Bluesman
		Cotton recalls the night in late 1954, when he was just 19, that his career began its upward spiral.
		James Cotton is so devoted to his friend Clifford Antone that he regularly visits the club owner in the Bastrop facility where Antone is incarcerated on federal drug charges.
		Cotton plans to make the club that bears Antone's name his home while he's in Austin, and though it will be a while before Clifford gets to witness what the full house did that Friday night a few weeks ago, it's all just part of the blues business, baby.
	www.austinchronicle.com /issues/dispatch/2001-02-02/music_feature.html (3172 words)

	The Revival of Colored Cotton, James M. Vreeland, Jr.
		Cotton farmers use approximately 23 per cent of the world's insecticides and 10 per cent of the world's pesticides to combat pests such as the boll weevil.
		Colored cotton is organic and drug-free: it is a lucrative cash crop for farmers who have been under pressure to convert their land to coca production for cocaine.
		COTTON CLOTHES in naturally occurring colors are produced in Peru by the author and his colleagues and sold internationally under the brand name Pakucho.
	www.perunaturtex.com /scientif.htm (3228 words)

	Review \| 35th Anniversary Jam by The James Cotton Blues Band
		One such recording is the latest release by the master of blues harp, James Cotton.
		Cotton gave the blues genre a lifetime's worth of creativity that, unfortunately, has negatively affected his vocal efforts.
		Koko Taylor really gets Cotton fired up on her sassy performance of "I've Got A Feeling." One of my favorites is "Cotton Crop Blues" where Lucky Peterson delivers some gutsy vocals inspiring Cotton's harp performance to an even higher level.
	www.bluecoupe.com /jazz/jamescotton.html (879 words)

	Barbeque, Seafood and Blues at Bubba Mac Shack in NJ
		James Cotton is one of the best-known blues harmonica musicians in the world, and certainly one of the best of the modern Chicago blues stylists, recognized for the power and precision of his playing.
		By the time he was nine, Cotton was making more money in tips playing in front of juke joints on a Saturday than his uncle was making in two weeks driving a tractor.
		At that point his uncle took young James to see Sonny Boy, who was so impressed by this nine-year-old echoing his style that he took James into his home, beginning an apprenticeship under Williamson's tutelage.
	www.bubbamac.com /pajamescotton.asp (387 words)

	James Cotton: The 35th Anniversary Jam - PopMatters Music Review
		Over three decades ago, Cotton left the Muddy Waters Band to front his own group, leading what was to become one of the longest-running blues bands around.
		While using an all-star cast to handle the vocals (Cotton's voice is no longer able to sustain a concert performance level), it is Cotton who maintains the continuity across tracks.
		It is Cotton's remarkable ability to control the music without being the vocalist that reinforces recognition of his skill.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/c/cottonjames-35th.shtml (603 words)

	James Cotton - Book James Cotton for Corporate Events, Fund Raisers
		During the last half of the 60's decade Cotton made four records: "Cut You Loose" was released on Vanguard; "Pure Cotton," "Cotton In Your Ears," and "The James Cotton Blues Band" were released on the Verve label.
		After the show that night she phoned Albert Grossman (Janis and Cotton's manager at the time) who later phoned Cotton saying, "Man, I really dig that James Cotton, he makes me WORK!" Cotton opened for and/or sat-in with the Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin, Santana, Steve Miller, Freddie King, B.B. King...to name a few.
		Currently, The James Cotton Trio - with Cotton on harmonica, David Maxwell on piano, Rico McFarland on guitar, and alternate singers, Mojo Buford and Darrell Nulisch - is on tour in the U.S., Canada, and also, in the past few years Europe, Japan, and South America.
	www.onlinetalent.com /James_Cotton.htm (2262 words)

	james cotton blues band
		James and the boys really got the packed house full of blues lovers going all night long with some of the finest blues they’ll ever hear.
		Before I had a chance to speak to James, a young guy in his early twenties asked him, “What did your mother call you when you were a little boy?” The question almost seemed like a put down or come-on at Cotton’s expense.
		James looked down and appeared a little upset, then responded with “She called me ‘Man’!” That insightful answer from Cotton floored me, as well as I’m sure it did the young guy who asked the question.
	www.nybluesandjazz.org /reviews/jamescotton.htm (601 words)

	James Cotton - Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Mark Wilkinson and James A. Cotton (in press) Supertree methods for building the tree of life: divide-and-conquer approaches to large phylogenetic problems.
		James A. Cotton, Claire S.C. Slater and Mark Wilkinson (2006) Discriminating Supported and Unsupported Relationships in Supertrees using Triplets.
		Mark Wilkinson, James A. Cotton, Chris Creevey, Oliver Eulenstein, Simon R. Harris, Francois-Joseph Lapointe, Claudine Levasseur, James O. McInerney, Davide Pisani and Joseph L. Thorley (2005) The Shape of Supertrees to Come: Tree Shape Related Properties of Fourteen Supertree Methods.
	taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk /~jcotton/pubs.htm (497 words)

	Browse by Artist: COTTON, JAMES
		Cotton comes through with an unyielding beat down.
		The title track, 'Dance of Death,' opens with old school toms and a heart pounding kick that serves as a bed for the disordered acid cuts that have you runnin' for 'Jack'.
		Taking you back to the streets of Chicago/Detroit with 'In the G,' Sir Cotton lays out the dirty synths and pulsating basslines and unleashes a dark journey into madness, but he doesn't stop there.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/cotton.james.html (321 words)

	James T. Cotton
		Around the same time that Michigan’s Tadd Mullinix adopted his hip-hop oriented Dabrye alias, he also took on the acid-house nom de guerre James T. Cotton.
		Not one to be pigeonholed, Cotton's work became darker with his heavy remix of Charles Manier's Bang Bang Lover and the monolithic EBM monster "I Seek" from Spectral Sound's State of the Union EP.
		Cotton is also one half of Saturn V along with Traxx, creating pieces that echo the heyday of Chicago jack, as well as a member of dark acid duo TNT with Todd Osborn.
	www.ghostly.com /1.0/artists/cotton/index.shtml (218 words)

	James Cotton, James Cotton: Best of the Vanguard Years - PopMatters Music Review
		James Cotton's prowess on the harmonica leaves no doubt that the Blues are nowhere near dead.
		But Cotton also avoids another pitfall common to incredible musicians...the failure to sing well enough to back up his material.
		Cotton does not take middle road; rather, he takes on tradition and nuance and makes them his own.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/c/cottonjames-best.shtml (399 words)

	THERE - The Virtual Destination (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Sun Label (including 'Cotton Crop Blues' with Pat Hare-- who penned "I'm Going To Murder My Baby" and later did time in the state pen for the infraction).
		This band was chock full o' vibrant characters including guitarist Luther Tucker who was run out of Memphis by the cops at the age of nine and drummer Sam Lay who shot his own pecker by hastily pulling a pistol on a stagebound assailant.
		The Best of the Verve Years is an indispensible collection of James Cotton which gets down to the nitty gritty of the blues.
	www.there1.com /cotton.html (261 words)

	CD Baby: JAMES ANTHONY COTTON: Flowers
		Born in 1956 in Los Angeles, California, James began playing the piano at the age of four.
		Currently James has several CD's available with more scheduled for release the coming year.
		In the past few years James has also applied his creativity to writing, acting, directing, and composing in films and television.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/jacotton3 (340 words)

	James Anthony Cotton - MUSICIAN/ACTOR/WRITER/DIRECTOR - BIO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		James began playing the piano at the age of four.
		At an early age he gained personal access to some of the greats in blues and jazz, learning first hand the philosophy and mastery from these master artists.
		As a trained actor since childhood and SAG member since 1993 James has years of experience in acting for films and television.
	www.jamesanthonycotton.com /bio.html (253 words)

	James T. Cotton - The Dancing Box
		Follwing several 12" releases, James T. Cotton makes his first full statement.
		Cotton has crafted a sonic maelstrom, at once vibrant and eerily troubling, with the eerie sensation of slowly deepening grooves.
		“Cotton cultivates a strand of dirty, spooky house music...you could dance to this, but not in any venue your mother would approve of.
	www.ghostly.com /1.0/spectral/spc018.shtml (132 words)

	Berkeley Agency/James Cotton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		James Cotton (called Cotton by his friends) was born on the first day of July, 1935, in Tunica, Mississippi.
		He was the youngest of eight brothers and sisters who grew up in the cotton fields working beside their mother, Hattie, and their father, Mose.
		Fact: the year 2004 is Cotton's 60th year in the entertainment business.
	www.berkeleyagency.com /html/cottonbio.html (1396 words)

	PBS - American Roots Music : Oral Histories - James Cotton
		"Cotton Club Blues" was the first one on my own.
		I had a radio show and Phillips called me up one day and said, "Would you like to do some recording?" So I came over and did "Cotton Club Blues", "Straight Now Baby", "Hold Me in Your Arms", and "Oh Baby".
		I was over in West Memphis and Muddy Waters had been down through Georgia and Florida and had little Junior Wells with him.
	www.pbs.org /americanrootsmusic/pbs_arm_oralh_jamescotton.html (707 words)

	Ink 19 :: James Cotton Blues Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		To spend 35 years in the entertainment industry is an accomplishment that must bear a lot of scars.
		While most of them are definitely on the larynx of this legendary harpist, James Cotton is still one hell of a performer.
		This is no Hoodoo Man Blues, but it is a hell of a lot of fun brought to you by one of the last living blues legends.
	www.ink19.com /issues/august2002/musicReviews/musicC/jamesCottonBluesBand.html (126 words)

	The James Cotton Blues Band, 35th Anniversary Jam
		This album is a 12-track tribute to the greatest blues harp player of all-time, saluting the man, his band and the legacy of his lifetime's work.
		One of my favorites is "Cotton Crop Blues," on which Lucky Peterson delivers some gutsy vocals inspiring Cotton's harp performance to an even higher level.
		In 1954, Cotton got the nod and played harp for Muddy Waters for 12 years.
	www.rambles.net /cotton_35th02.html (820 words)

	Upcoming.org: James Cotton at The State Theater (Friday, September 8, 2006)
		Upcoming.org: James Cotton at The State Theater (Friday, September 8, 2006)
		James Cotton (called Cotton by his friends) was born on the first day of July,1935, in Tunica, Mississippi.
		There is a photograph of a man wearing overalls sitting on an old porch intently playing a harmonica.
	upcoming.org /event/80673 (2353 words)

	James Anthony Cotton Photos - James Anthony Cotton News - James Anthony Cotton Information
		CD and Angela investigate the death of an homeless man and try to figure out how he got to the streets....
		Tell the world what you think of James Anthony Cotton, write a review for this person.
		The Henry Lee Project is a series starring Danny Glover, about a veteran police officer who spends 18 months in prison, and after his release, becomes a private detective.
	www.tv.com /james-anthony-cotton/person/92409/summary.html (153 words)

	James T. Cotton - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Ghostly International's James T. Cotton knows just how to mollify that rowdy breed of underground bass dweller.
		Keeping eardrums happy with echoes of electrifying passion, Cotton assembles the three key components of techno: a battering 4/4 bass line, an infectious acid groove, and a belting synthesizer force.
		The Dancing Box finds the Cotton persona channeling historic Jack trax and late night radio frequency energy to complete his mission.
	music.download.com /jamestcotton/3600-10559_32-100594918.html (343 words)

	ARTISTS: James Cotton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Paul Linden and Sean Costello were asked to back up James Cotton for his 64th birthday celebrated at the Black Diamond in Memphis over the summer.
		Several months before his birthday, Cotton had seen Linden and Costello perform at the Black Diamond, and even came up on stage and sat in with them.
		By show time, there was no sign of Cotton so we waited and we, the performers—at least the younger ones—tried to compose ourselves as much as possible.
	www.hohnerusa.com /artistjcotton.shtml (276 words)

	James Cotton MP3 Downloads - James Cotton Music Downloads - James Cotton Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		James Cotton MP3 Downloads - James Cotton Music Downloads - James Cotton Music Videos
		Harp Attack!, a 1990 summit meeting on Alligator, paired Cotton with three exalted peers: Wells, Carey Bell, and comparative newcomer Billy Branch.
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	www.mp3.com /james-cotton/artists/266/biography.html (657 words)

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