Born in Chicago, he began playing harmonica as a child, and in 1948 received informal lessons from his near neighbour John Lee Sonny Boy Williamson, shortly before the latter’s death. Arnold made his recording debut in 1952 with “Hello Stranger” on the small Cool label, the record company giving him the nickname “Billy Boy”.
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