Joe "Fingers" Carr

Joe "Fingers" Carr, born Lou Busch, was a versatile American musician, songwriter, and record producer who left an indelible mark on the music scene from the 1940s to the 1960s. Known for his virtuoso piano skills, Carr masterfully blended genres like ragtime, swing, exotica, and honky tonk, creating a unique and captivating sound that resonated with audiences. As a prolific artist, he released numerous records, including notable tracks like "Sam's Song" and "Ivory Rag" with his band, The Carr-Hops. Carr's music was not only a delight for the ears but also a catalyst for dance, reviving the Charleston and filling dance floors with energy and joy. His alter ego, Joe "Fingers" Carr, became synonymous with lively, rhythmic tunes that transcended generations. Explore Carr's extensive discography, including compilations like the Lou Busch/Joe 'Fingers' Carr Collection 1940-62, to experience the timeless charm and infectious spirit of his music.