Size: 164,3 MB
Time: 70:55
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1982/1988/1992
Styles: Blues
Art: LP and CD art
1. Zora Young - Help Me (5:19)
2. Zora Young - I Feel So Bad (6:58)
3. Zora Young - You Don't Have To Go (4:11)
4. Zora Young - Got My Mojo Workin' (3:19)
5. Zora Young - Steppin' Stone (6:29)
6. Bonnie Lee - Fast Life (3:42)
7. Bonnie Lee - Baby, What You Want Me To Do (4:01)
8. Bonnie Lee - Next Time I See You (3:06)
9. Bonnie Lee - Sad And Evil Woman (4:07)
10. Bonnie Lee - Teardrops From My Eyes (3:23)
11. Big Time Sarah - Tribute To Big Walter Horton (6:45)
12. Big Time Sarah - Hound Dog (2:52)
13. Big Time Sarah - Fever (3:08)
14. Big Time Sarah - Hoochie-Coochie Woman (4:10)
15. Big Time Sarah - What Makes My Man Tick (3:53)
16. Zora Young, Bonnie, Lee, Big Time Sarah, Hubert Sumlin - Well, I Love Ya' (5:26)
Despite the prominent presence of celebrated blues artist Howlin’ Wolf in her family tree, singer Zora Young (1948) grew up singing not blues, but gospel. Even when the Mississippi native shook off her roots at the age of seven to relocate with her family to Chicago, it wasn’t until later that she switched over to R&B, and evolved into a powerhouse blues vocalist with three decades of experience behind. She has performed with a long list of artists, including Junior Wells, Jimmy Dawkins, Bobby Rush, Buddy Guy, Professor Eddie Lusk, Albert King and B.B. King.
Sarah Streeter (1953) was born in Mississippi and raised in Chicago, from early childhood, where she sang in gospel choirs in South Chicago churches. At age 14, she began singing blues at the Morgan’s Lounge Club, and in the 1970s she played with musicians such as Sunnyland Slim, Magic Slim, The Aces, Buddy Guy and Junior Wells.
Bonnie Lee (1931-2006) was an Chicago blues singer, known as ‘Sweetheart of the Blues’, best remembered for her lengthy working relationships with Sunnyland Slim and Willie Kent. She was born Jessie Lee Frealls in Bunkie, Louisiana, and raised in Beaumont, Texas. In 1958 she moved to Chicago, and chose the stage name of Bonnie Lee, working as both a dancer and singer. In 1982, partnered with Zora Young and Big Time Sarah as ‘Blues with the Girls’, Bonnie Lee toured Europe and cut this joint album in Paris, France.
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
Sarah Streeter (1953) was born in Mississippi and raised in Chicago, from early childhood, where she sang in gospel choirs in South Chicago churches. At age 14, she began singing blues at the Morgan’s Lounge Club, and in the 1970s she played with musicians such as Sunnyland Slim, Magic Slim, The Aces, Buddy Guy and Junior Wells.
Bonnie Lee (1931-2006) was an Chicago blues singer, known as ‘Sweetheart of the Blues’, best remembered for her lengthy working relationships with Sunnyland Slim and Willie Kent. She was born Jessie Lee Frealls in Bunkie, Louisiana, and raised in Beaumont, Texas. In 1958 she moved to Chicago, and chose the stage name of Bonnie Lee, working as both a dancer and singer. In 1982, partnered with Zora Young and Big Time Sarah as ‘Blues with the Girls’, Bonnie Lee toured Europe and cut this joint album in Paris, France.
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
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