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1. www.discogs.com › artist › 402568-EsqueritaEsquerita Discography | Discogs

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   Explore music from Esquerita. Shop for vinyl, CDs, and more from Esquerita on Discogs.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › EsqueritaEsquerita - Wikipedia

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   Esquerita - Wikipedia. Contents. hide. (Top) Early life. Career. 1950s–1960s. 1970s–1980s. Later years and death. Posthumous releases. Influence. Discography. Solo singles. Main albums. Compilations and re-issues. Piano appearances by Esquerita. Unconfirmed claims. References. External links. Esquerita.

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4. www.allmusic.com › artist › esquerita-mn0000198922Esquerita Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & More |... | AllMusic

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   Explore Esquerita's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Esquerita on AllMusic.

5. rateyourmusic.com › artist › esqueritaEsquerita Albums: songs, discography, biography, and ...

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   Esquerita discography and songs: Music profile for Esquerita, born 20 November 1935. Genres: Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues. Albums include Esquerita!, Vintage Voola, and Rockin' the Joint / Esquerita and the Voola.

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   How many Esquerita albums are there?

   • That led Capitol Records to sign Esquerita and release his first singles in 1958, then an entire album, “Esquerita!” in 1959. The notes on the back cover declare the music as “truly the farthest out man has ever gone.” Dozens of Esquerita recordings are available. Some are much better than others.

   Esquerita: The Flamboyant Lost Rock ‘n Roll Pioneer

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   What kind of music does Esquerita play?

   • Esquerita rocks, appropriately, on “Believe Me When I Say Rock ‘n Roll Is Here to Stay,” which features a jaw-dropping piano solo of improvisational soul-jazz. Esquerita’s groovy “Please Come Home” opens with Esquerita playing some eerie keyboard parts and blues guitar, but then becomes a straight-up blues with some great sax.

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   How did Esquerita start the 1970s?

   • Esquerita started the 1970s in a positive way, contributing “Dew Drop Inn” and a co-write on “Freedom Blues”, to Little Richard's acclaimed comeback album for Reprise Records, The Rill Thing. Both tunes did well as Richard's first top 40 Soul and Top 50 Pop hit since the 1950s, “Freedom Blues”, the A-side.

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   How did Esquerita get his name?

   • There’s been much debate among Esquerita’s few fans over how he came up with his stage name, one of several he would use. But when I first heard Esquerita’s birth name—believed to be Eskew Reeder —the mystery was solved. Add a sprinkle of accent from the hills of Carolina and you get “Eskah Rita,” or Esquerita. Made sense to me.

   Esquerita: The Flamboyant Lost Rock ‘n Roll Pioneer

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7. countryqueer.com › stories › articleEsquerita: The Flamboyant Lost Rock ‘n Roll Pioneer

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   Esquerita. Little Richard has departed this world, leaving us groundbreaking musical classics and an audaciousness that mesmerized American society—and kicked open the door for so many other performers to prance through. Turns out, Little Richard got some of his trademark tricks from another flaming wonder known as Esquerita.

8. www.scaruffi.com › vol1 › esqueritThe History of Rock Music. Esquerita: biography, discography ...

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   The History of Rock Music. Esquerita: biography, discography, reviews, best albums, ratings. Esquerita (Eskew Reeder) was a South Carolina-born and New Orleans-based pianist and singer, and originally a gospel performer, who invented the wild piano and stage style popularized by his friend Little Richard . In 1958 Esquerita recorded the tracks ...

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10. www.wikiwand.com › en › EsqueritaEsquerita - Wikiwand

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    Introduction Esquerita; Early life; Career 1950s–1960s 1970s–1980s; Later years and death; Posthumous releases; Influence; Discography Solo singles Main albums Compilations and re-issues Piano appearances by Esquerita Unconfirmed claims; References; External links