Doug Quattlebaum

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Doug Quattlebaum

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Blues singer and guitarist, who moved with hos mother to Philadelphia in c. 1941, where he recorded for Gotham in 1953 and later was recorded by Pete Welding in 1961 (released on Testament and Bluesville). Reportedly entered into ministry in the early 1970s.
Born January 22, 1929 in Florence, South Carolina, United States.
Died March 1, 1996 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Don't Be Funny Baby

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Lizzie Lou

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Good Woman Blues

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Foolin' Me

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Sweet Little Woman

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