Time: 54:09
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2021
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front
01. I Felt Better (4:48)
02. No Good Ugly Man (6:26)
03. I’m Through With You (3:55)
04. Ride Me Sweet And Slow (4:40)
05. I Wanna Know (5:09)
06. Shuffling (4:11)
07. Lied To Me (3:00)
08. Queen Of Your Dream (5:01)
09. Freakish Blues (3:29)
10. Blues Of My Soul #2 (5:29)
11. Keeping What I Got (4:06)
12. Beg Borrow, And Steal (3:50)
Sheba was born Martha Booker with twin sister Mary Booker in Sunflower Mississippi. Sheba learned to sing the blues while her sister followed her father’s footsteps singing gospel music. Their father Leroy Booker was a gospel singer.
Sheba found great enjoyment listening to BB King, Koko Taylor, Jimmie Reed, Etta James, and all the great Delta singers (including Elvis). Sheba started singing with the Wild Rob Moore Blues Band, and at a club called the Poor House, the owner Bob wanted her to sing at the Ft. Lauderdale Blues Fest. It is here where Sheba met Ken Minahan. He liked her voice and took over putting a band behind her called The Rhythm Kings.
Sheba and The Rhythm Kings went all over, from the Florida Keys, all the way back to Mississippi where she did a live radio performance singing Billie Holiday’s famous song Strange Fruit. Shortly after Sheba produced the Miss Good -n-Plenty CD, it receives some airtime on the DMX BLUES STATION. There has always been growth in pain for her after five successful years it was the end of Sheba and The Rhythm Kings. Sheba survived it picked up her tracks and started doing singles at parties, clubs, and hotels.
Sheba found great enjoyment listening to BB King, Koko Taylor, Jimmie Reed, Etta James, and all the great Delta singers (including Elvis). Sheba started singing with the Wild Rob Moore Blues Band, and at a club called the Poor House, the owner Bob wanted her to sing at the Ft. Lauderdale Blues Fest. It is here where Sheba met Ken Minahan. He liked her voice and took over putting a band behind her called The Rhythm Kings.
Sheba and The Rhythm Kings went all over, from the Florida Keys, all the way back to Mississippi where she did a live radio performance singing Billie Holiday’s famous song Strange Fruit. Shortly after Sheba produced the Miss Good -n-Plenty CD, it receives some airtime on the DMX BLUES STATION. There has always been growth in pain for her after five successful years it was the end of Sheba and The Rhythm Kings. Sheba survived it picked up her tracks and started doing singles at parties, clubs, and hotels.
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