Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup

Roebuck Man is a compelling blues album by Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup, one of the most influential figures in early electric and country blues. Best known as the composer of “That’s All Right,” later popularized by Elvis Presley, Crudup delivers raw, heartfelt performances that reflect the deep roots of post-war blues.

Recorded late in his career, the album features Crudup’s distinctive vocals and expressive guitar playing, blending down-to-earth storytelling with a relaxed yet powerful groove. The songs capture the spirit of traditional blues while showcasing the enduring talent of an artist who shaped generations of musicians.

A valuable record for blues collectors and fans of authentic, roots-driven music, Roebuck Man stands as a testament to Crudup’s lasting legacy.