Ken Saydak
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Biography
Ken Saydak, born Ken on August 18, 1951, in Chicago, Illinois, is an American singer and pianist known for his contributions to the blues genre. During the 1980s, Saydak played on tours and albums by notable artists such as Lonnie Brooks, Mighty Joe Young, and Johnny Winter, including Winter's Grammy Award-nominated LP Guitar Slinger. Following this, he became a member of the blues rock band Big Shoulders, who issued two albums (produced by Saydak) before disbanding. Saydak's debut solo album, Foolish Man, was released in 1999 on Delmark Records. He went on to produce several more albums, including Love Without Trust (2001) and It's My Soul (2005). He has also produced Learned My Lesson (2000) by Zora Young and appeared on over fifty albums throughout his career.
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- Track Popularity
- Save Her Doctor
- Mother Earth
- This Little Girl of Mine
- Walkin' Thing
- Thinking and Drinking
- Mama Please
- Ain't Found the Answer Yet
- Where Is My Life?
- Time I Spend Alone
- Crazy Arms
- Just To Hold My Hand
- Shoppin' and Snackin'
- Foolish Man
- Great Northern Stomp
- Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven
- Illinois
- I Got You So Bad
- Can't Trust Your Neighbor
- Big City
- Junco Partner
- Breakdown
- Don't Blame the Messenger
- Clo Clo Boogie
- Watching the River Flow
