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Citation needed

I inserted the note "citation needed" for the following reasons.

Discogs.com lists McBee among the personnel for six albums by Mike Morgan and the Crawl, five of which (Raw and Ready, 1990; Mighty Fine Dancin', 1991; Ain't Worried No More, 1994; The Road, 1998; I Like the Way You Work It!, 1999) were released by Black Top; the sixth album (Stronger Every Day, 2008) was released by Severn.

Both Discogs.com and AllMusic.com list only one album by Lee McBee and the Passions (44, 1995), released by Red Hot.

Are Black Top and Red Hot "major blues labels"? (The Severn recordings are later than the period referred to in the paragraph in which I inserted "citation needed.") Jwicklatz (talk) 23:10, 31 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]