Jerry "Boogie" McCain
About Jerry "Boogie" McCain
Jerry "Boogie" McCain (born Jerry B. McCain on 18 June 1930; died 28 March 2012) was an American electric blues musician best known as a harmonica player. One of the funniest songwriters working the genre over more than four decades, as anyone who's dug his out-of-control 1950s Excello rockers "My Next Door Neighbor" and "Trying to Please" would gladly testify, McCain was born in Gadsden, AL. As a youngster, Little Walter was McCain's main man on harp, an instrument McCain began playing at age five.
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