Jimmy Reed - Big Boss Man download

The Best Blues Man Ever !!!!!!

Love this. Got me through my first year of college.

my father played this music all the time. when i was i child now i listen these days

Saw him in Tulare Ca around 1959 OR 60. He was wearing a Lime Green Suit. Some things you never forget.

songs I would of never known of without my grandmother. rip (mother)

I'd be totally Lost without music in my life..... The Lord knows I'm so grateful every day........ Sunshine in my days..

Jimmy Reed, One great song writer. As cool as they get.

the first time I heard this song was off a grateful dead bootleg.. Pigpen! jimmy Reed soooooo influential!

I love how simple old blues is, and at the same time it has so many emotions behind it. Interpreted however the listener wants to take it. Such a great genre that is completely dieing off. I am 32 and I meet so few people my age that get the blues, and when I actually do meet someone that says that they like the blues they say SRV or some generic BS. It is the unknown artists that will blow your mind with the raw feelings put into a 3 minute song that can be redone by 4 artists I'm a different way each time. Simply amazing and underrated to say the least. Rant complete.

gonna get me a boss man...one that's gonna treat me good...work me decent hours...do me like a good boss should.

This songs' got the best lyrics of any song, ever. You got me workin' bossman, workin' round the clock. I want a little drink of water, but you won't let Jimmy stop. I'm gonna get me a bossman, one's gonna treat me right. Work hard in the daytime. Whiskeys at night Ha mercy.

THIS SONG IS OLDER THEN ME AND I LOVE IT

This was my dad's first cousin favorite song his right arm was paralized but he had one hella dance jus for this song he played it back to back R.I.P. Edward Crispn woulda been 80 next year!

My dear departed grandmother bought every Jimmy Reed record that came out! She was a devoted listener to WLAC, Nashville at night after our local R&B daytimer, WLOU Louisville signed off during the 50's, 60's and 70's..  Remember Buckley's, Ernie's and Randy's record shop shows on WLAC? That's how Grandma ordered her records. Excuse me-got to go and feed my baby chicks...

"You ain't so big, you just tall that's all" I remember this song playing on the jukebox when I was a little girl...

People who think this isn't the blues don't Know Diddley ( Bo). BTW it's Dylan that sounds line JR. You've got it backwards ......

I remember my uncle Charlie and my dad singing this song when I was a kid. They don't make songs like this no more. ❤❤