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Jimmy D. Lane was raised among blues greats, but found his own way, performing with B.B. King, Double Trouble and moreJimmy D Lane, the son of Chicago guitarist Jimmy Rogers, enjoyed his early induction into the blues. “Watching him practice around the house, man, that did a thing for me,” he says.
a boogie-woogie-style cover of "Walking by Myself," a minor hit in 1956 for the unfortunately obscure bluesman Jimmy Rogers (not to be confused with famed "Father of Country Music" Jimmie Rodgers).
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