This 1965 collection captures Fuller's signature one-man-band approach, blending blues and folk with his distinctive rhythmic drive.
- "Jesse Fuller's Favorites" was released on the Original Blues Classics label in May 1965.
- The album features Fuller's innovative one-man-band technique, which included playing guitar, harmonica, and a foot-operated bass drum simultaneously.
- This release was part of a wave of interest in blues and folk music during the 1960s.
Jesse Fuller was a popular folk and blues musician from Oakland, California. He was a pioneer of the one-man-band style, playing guitar, harmonica, and bass all at once. In 1965, Fuller released "Jesse Fuller's Favorites," a collection of songs that showcased his unique style. This album was released during a period of immense popularity for folk and blues music, and Fuller's work was highly regarded by fans and critics alike.
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