Mojo Buford

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Lonesome Highway 00:00 Tools
Big Leg Woman 04:03 Tools
Pickin' Rags 00:00 Tools
Mo's Boogie 00:00 Tools
Don't Go No Further 00:00 Tools
Picking Rags 00:00 Tools
Jack Potato Boogie 00:00 Tools
Watch Dog 00:00 Tools
Memphis Bound 00:00 Tools
Mo's Stroll 00:00 Tools
Groundhog Blues 00:00 Tools
Jealous Of My Baby 00:00 Tools
I'm A Bluesman 00:00 Tools
I Wanna Know 00:00 Tools
Deep Sea Diver 00:00 Tools
Come Home Baby 00:00 Tools
You Can Steal My Chicken 00:00 Tools
I Want You To Be My Girl 00:00 Tools
Overplayed and Underpaid 00:00 Tools
Champagne & Reefer 00:00 Tools
Long Distance Call 00:00 Tools
In My Younger Days 00:00 Tools
Evilina 00:00 Tools
Birdnest On The Ground 00:00 Tools
Harp Breaker 00:00 Tools
Nine Below Zero 00:00 Tools
Cool & Mo Better Blues 00:00 Tools
All Over The World 00:00 Tools
Harp Blast 00:00 Tools
Shame 00:00 Tools
Gonna Get A Watchdog 00:00 Tools
Blow Wind Blow 00:00 Tools
My Own Fault Darling 00:00 Tools
Honey Bee 00:00 Tools
Walkin' Down Beale Street 00:00 Tools
Don't Say I Don't Love You 00:00 Tools
Trouble Don't Always Last 00:00 Tools
Rollin' And Tumblin' 00:00 Tools
Devil's Love 00:00 Tools
I Found Me A Bird Nest 00:00 Tools
Married Woman Blues 00:00 Tools
Lena 00:00 Tools
You're Gonna Drive Me Away 00:00 Tools
You Know I Love You 00:00 Tools
Hand Me That Piano 00:00 Tools
Apple On A Tree 00:00 Tools
Wee Wee Baby 00:00 Tools
St. James Infirmary 00:00 Tools
That Ain't The Way You Do It 00:00 Tools
I'm So Glad 00:00 Tools
I Need You So Bad 00:00 Tools
Devil's Love Sin 00:00 Tools
Got My Mojo Working 00:00 Tools
Windy City Blues 00:00 Tools
Worry Worry 00:00 Tools
Mo's Jam 00:00 Tools
Everything's Gonna Be Alright 00:00 Tools
Introduction By Bob Margolin 00:00 Tools
Mojo Buford - Overplayed And Underpaid 00:00 Tools
Mean Old World 00:00 Tools
Sammy's Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Oh Baby 00:00 Tools
10 - Don't Go No Farther 00:00 Tools
Ghetto Blaster 00:00 Tools
I Got My Brand On You 00:00 Tools
Pink Champagne 00:00 Tools
Don't Whup Your Wife On A Sunday 00:00 Tools
Sonny's Blues 00:00 Tools
Harpslinger 00:00 Tools
Don't Go No Farther 00:00 Tools
Why Did She Walk Away? 00:00 Tools
Blues With a Feeling 00:00 Tools
Early One Morning 00:00 Tools
Mojo Buford - Ghetto Blaster 00:00 Tools
Blues For Georgia Boy 00:00 Tools
Trouble No More 00:00 Tools
Messin' with the kid 00:00 Tools
Love Strikes Like Lightning 00:00 Tools
Once Upon A Time 00:00 Tools
Got my mojo workin' 00:00 Tools
Sittin' Here Thinkin' 00:00 Tools
Last Night 00:00 Tools
St.James Infirmary 00:00 Tools
Dust my broom 00:00 Tools
Deep Sea Diver (BBC Radio Version) 00:00 Tools
Upper Mississippi Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Move to the outskirts of town 00:00 Tools
Mo's Stroll (BBC Radio Version) 00:00 Tools
Everythings Gonna Be Alright 00:00 Tools
take a little walk with me 00:00 Tools
Mo's Wood 00:00 Tools
Jealous of My Baby (BBC Radio Version) 00:00 Tools
Don´t Go No Further 00:00 Tools
Picking Rags (BBC Radio Version) 00:00 Tools
Don't Go No Father 00:00 Tools
wee baby 00:00 Tools
Champagne and Reefer 00:00 Tools
Hoochie Coochie Man 00:00 Tools
Sittin' Here Thinking' 00:00 Tools
Trouble Don't Go No Further 00:00 Tools
Crawdad Hole 00:00 Tools
Why Did She Walk Away 00:00 Tools
  • 16,276
    plays
  • 3,430
    listners
  • 16276
    top track count

George "Mojo" Buford plays blues harmonica. Best known for playing with Muddy Waters in 1962, 1967-68, and 1971-72. During the 67-68 period he toured the U.S., Canada, Australia, England, and Europe with Muddy Waters, and also recorded live with him. Born in 1929, in Mississippi, he learnt the harmonica from his father, and also sang in the local church choir. In his teens he moved to Memphis where he mixed with notable blues players such as B.B. King. In 1954, in Chicago, he formed a band called "The Savage Boys", with drummer Sam Burden and guitarist Dave Members. His first encounter with Muddy Waters was when the band were booked by Muddy Waters as "The Muddy Waters, Jr. Band" at local venues. After his time with Muddy had finished, he moved to Minnesota, where he got the name "Mojo" - local fans apparently couldn’t get enough of his playing on "I Got My Mojo Working"- and the name stuck. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Similar Artists

Tags