Larry Bright

Larry Bright (born Julian Ferebee Bright; August 17, 1934 - December, 17, 2003) was an American Rhythm & Blues guitarist, who released several singles mostly in the 60's. In 1995, the Del-Fi record label collected most of his singles for a collection called Shake That Thing!, which was officially released in 1997. Many of Larry Bright's materials were also released on number of compilation albums.
==Links to Peel==
The Larry Bright, 'Mojo Workout' single was one of the first four records that Peel bought when he went to lived in Dallas, which he revealed on his 22 February 1989 show. Eddie Cochran was rumoured to have played guitar on it, but Peel thought this was "extremely unlikely" on his 3rd November 1995 show. After Peel's death, it was later found out that he had a copy of the single in his record box.
==Shows Played==
;thumb|220x220px1973
*28 June 1973: Mojo Workout (Dance) (7" single) Tide
;1974
*02 May 1974: Mojo Workout (Dance) (7" - Mojo Workout (Dance) / I'll Change My Ways) Tide
;1979
*15 November 1979: One Ugly Child : (JP: "Actually the main reason I played that was because my daughter Alexandra pulled it out of a pile of records and I saw this as being an act of Kenny Dalglish and thought I'd better play it.")
;1983
*17 May 1983: Mojo Workout (Dance)
;1990
*13 October 1990: Mojo Workout (Dance) (7" - Mojo Workout (Dance) / I'll Change My Ways)) Tide
;1992
*03 April 1992: When I Last Did The Mashed Potatoes With You (v/a album - The Del-Fi & Donna Story) Ace
*12 April 1992 (BFBS): When I Did The Mashed Potato (Comp. CD - The Del-Fi & Donna Story) (Ace)
;1995
*03 November 1995: 'Mojo Workout (7")' (Tide)
;1998
*23 July 1998: Mojo Workout (7") Tide
;1999
*07 November 1999 (BFBS): 'Mojo Workout (Dance) (7")' (Tide)
==External Links==
*Top Shelf Oldies
*Discogs
*AllMusic
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