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Bobby Rush (born November 10, 1940) is an American blues and R&B musician, composer and singer. He was born Emmit Ellis Jr. in Homer, Louisiana. His family relocated to Chicago in 1953, where he became part of the local blues scene. He is a purveyer of the Soul blues sound. He sometimes also uses elements from rap and funk. 2004's "FolkFunk" was a return to a more rootsier sound and came out on a German label. He appears in the mini series The Blues, produced by Martin Scorsese.

Discography

1979 Rush Hour
1982 Sue
1984 Gotta Have Money
1985 What's Good for the Goose is Good for the Gander
1990 Man Can Give
1992 Handy Man
1995 She's a Good 'Un (It's Alright)
1996 Wearing It Out
1997 It's Alright, Vol. 2
1997 Lovin' a Big Fat Woman
1999 Rush Hour... Plus
2000 Hoochie Man
2003 There's Only One
2003 Live at Ground Zero
2004 Folkfunk
2005 Night Fishin

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	'''Bobby Rush''' (born [[November 10]], [[1940]]) is an [[United States\|American]] [[blues]] and [[rhythm and blues\|R&B]] musician, composer and singer. He was born '''Emmit Ellis Jr.''' in [[Homer, Louisiana]]. His family relocated to [[Chicago]] in 1953, where he became part of the local blues scene. He is a purveyer of the [[Soul blues]] sound. He sometimes also uses elements from rap and funk. 2004's "FolkFunk" was a return to a more rootsier sound and came out on a German label. He appears in the mini series ''The Blues'', produced by [[Martin Scorsese]].		'''Bobby Rush''' (born [[November 10]], [[1940]]) is an [[United States\|American]] [[blues]] and [[rhythm and blues\|R&B]] musician, composer and singer. He was born '''Emmit Ellis Jr.''' in [[Homer, Louisiana]]. His family relocated to [[Chicago]] in 1953, where he became part of the local blues scene. He is a purveyer of the [[Soul blues]] sound. He sometimes also uses elements from rap and funk. 2004's "FolkFunk" was a return to a more rootsier sound and came out on a German label. He appears in the mini series ''The Blues'', produced by [[Martin Scorsese]].