Big Dave McLean
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Biography
Big Dave McLean, born David McLean on August 23, 1948, in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada, is a Canadian blues guitarist and singer-songwriter. Introduced to the blues as a teenager through his older brother's record collection, McLean began performing at local venues including the Regina Folk Festival and the Winnipeg Folk Festival. His career breakthrough came when he met John P. Hammond at the Mariposa Folk Festival, who encouraged his development as a musician. McLean released his debut album Muddy Waters for President in 1989. He was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in 2019 for his contributions to the blues in Canada and for mentoring emerging musicians.
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- Muddy Waters for President
- Ooh Wee
- Santa Come Down
- Michael Henderson
- Right From the Start
- Times Tickin on By
- Don't Shy Away
- Sugar Sweet
- Someday Baby
- Paper Angel
- Comin' Home to You
- Louisiana Blues / Forty Four (medley)
- St. Mary
- Mop
- Lowdown Dirty Rotten Blues
- Police And High Sheriff
- Atlanta Moan
- Why Do Girls Do That
- Sometimes
- Billy Canton's Bulldog
- Sweet Della Jones
- Driftin' Blues
- See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
- B Meets Bo
