Mitch Woods
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Biography
Mitch Woods, born on April 3, 1951, in Brooklyn, New York, is an American pianist and singer known for his work in modern-day boogie-woogie, jazz, and jump blues. He started playing clubs near the State University of New York Buffalo campus before moving to San Francisco in 1971. Woods formed the band Rocket 88s with HiTide Harris, releasing their debut album Steady Date on Blind Pig Records. This led to national and European tours. Notable releases include Keeper of the Flame (1996) and Big Easy Boogie (2006). In 2007, he was nominated for the Pinetop Perkins Piano Player of the Year Award at the Blues Awards in Memphis. He also released several albums, including A Tip of the Hat to Fats (2019) and Happy Hour (2024).
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Albums
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- Nasty Boogie featuring Charlie Musselwhite
- Mother-in-Law Blues
- Boogie Woogie Bar-B-Que
- Blues Mobile by Kenny Neal
- Shakin' the Shack
- Empty Bed Blues by Maria Muldaur
- Blues Gave Me a Ride by Charlie Musselwhite
- Midnight Hour Blues featuring Taj Mahal
- Saturday Night Boogie Woogie Man by Elvin Bishop
- C C Rider featuring Taj Mahal
- In the Night by Marcia Ball
- Jump For Joy
- Keep a Dollar in Your Pocket by Elvin Bishop
- Long, Lean, and Lanky
- Blue Monday
- Chicago Express
- Mr. Boogie's Back in Town
- Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive
- Take This Hammer featuring Taj Mahal
- Cryin' for My Baby
- Singin' The Blues by Ruthie Foster
