Buddy Guy - Ain't Done With The Blues

Album: Ain't Done With The Blues
Size: 149,7 MB
Time: 64:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2025
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. Hooker Thing (1:08)
2. Been There Done That (3:48)
3. Blues Chase The Blues Away (4:49)
4. Where U At (Feat. Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram) (4:02)
5. Blues On Top (4:57)
6. I Got Sumpin' For You (2:32)
7. How Blues Is That (Feat. Joe Walsh) (4:23)
8. Dry Stick (Feat. Joe Bonamassa) (4:42)
9. It Keeps Me Young (Feat. Peter Frampton) (2:57)
10. Love On A Budget (3:49)
11. Jesus Loves The Sinner (Feat. The Blind Boys Of Alabama) (4:14)
12. Upside Down (3:12)
13. One From Lightnin' (1:10)
14. I Don't Forget (3:31)
15. Trick Bag (4:29)
16. Swamp Poker (5:01)
17. Send Me Some Loving (2:45)
18. Talk To Your Daughter (3:14)

‘Ain’t Done With The Blues’ is Buddy Guy’s follow up to his 2022 Billboard #1 Blues Album Chart lead ‘The Blues Don’t Lie,’ which followed his 2018 Billboard #1 Blues Album Chart lead ‘The Blues Is Alive And Well’. Always a welcomed return to music, Buddy Guy won “Best Traditional Blues Album” at the 2019 Grammy Awards, and was nominated again at the 2023 Grammy Awards. This followed his 2015 album ‘Born To Play Guitar’, which again debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Top Blues Album charts and won “Best Blues Album” at the 2016 Grammy Awards.

The recipient of the 2015 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, Buddy Guy’s incredible career spans over 50 years with just as many albums released. Career highlights include 8 Grammy Awards, 38 Blues Music Awards (the most any artist has received), a Kennedy Center Honor, The NARM Chairman’s Award for Sustained Creative Achievement, Billboard Music Awards’ Century Award for distinguished artistic development, Presidential National Medal of Arts, and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to name a few. He is considered to be a major influence on rock titans like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, a pioneer of Chicago’s fabled West Side sound, and a living link to the city’s halcyon days of electric blues. At 89 years young, Buddy Guy proves that it gets greater later as he continues to record, tour, and remind the world what icons are made of.

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Buddy Guy - Feel So Good (Live Chicago '85)

Size: 139.2 MB
Time: 60:17
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2024
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Front

01. Look Over Yonder Wall (Live) (5:06)
02. Crazy 'Bout You (Live) (2:57)
03. I Just Want To Make Love To You (Live) (9:46)
04. Any Way You Look At It (Live) (4:58)
05. Talk 1 (Live) (2:54)
06. Don’t Leave Me (Live) (6:57)
07. Make Me Feel So Good (Live) (5:15)
08. Messin’ With The Kid (Live) (5:29)
09. Nothing In This World (Live) (4:10)
10. Got My Mojo Workin' (But It Just Won't Work On You) (Live) (5:30)
11. Super Bad (Live) (3:40)
12. I Got You (I Feel Good) (Live) (2:34)
13. Talk 2 (Live) (0:55)

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Buddy Guy - Live At Legends Jan. 16-31 2004 Vol. 2

Size: 1.18 GB
Time: 8:43:33
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2004
Styles: Chicago Blues
Label: MB Blues (Bootleg)
Art: Front & Back

CD 1:
01. Drowning In Dry Land ( 9:51)
02. Feels Like Rain (12:05)
03. Mustang Sally ( 9:00)
04. Fever ( 5:05)
05. Hoochie Coochie Man (18:11)
06. Let Me Love You Baby (10:36)
07. Use Me (13:10)

CD 2:
01. Can't Get Close To You ( 4:39)
02. The Things That I Used To Do ( 5:31)
03. Damn Right I've Got The Blues ( 7:20)
04. Voodoo Chile ( 8:05)
05. Any Way You Look At It (10:22)
06. I'm Ready ( 7:19)
07. The Sky Is Crying (10:51)
08. Everything Going To Be Alright (16:55)

CD 3:
01. Hoochie Coochie Man (18:25)
02. Add Libbing ( 2:27)
03. Damn Right I Got The Blues ( 7:09)
04. Voodoo Chile & Boom Boom & Strange Brew ( 4:31)
05. Feels Like Rain ( 6:54)
06. Damn Right I Got The Blues.2 (10:49)
07. Watch Yourself ( 2:17)
08. Boom Boom ( 1:04)
09. Going Down ( 5:30)
10. I'm Drowning ( 1:16)
11. Tired Of Being Alone (14:38)

CD 4:
01. Five Long Years/It's My Own Fault (14:02)
02. I'm Going Down To Louisiana/Roll Me Baby (14:04)
03. Come See About Me ( 8:00)
04. Feels Like Rain (11:45)
05. Slippin' In ( 8:36)
06. Stormy Monday (10:09)

CD 5:
01. Feels Like Rain (15:13)
02. Use Me (12:24)
03. Big Leg Woman ( 6:16)
04. Outskirts Of Town ( 5:28)
05. Strange Brew (Reprise)
( 0:51)
06. Milking Mother F'er ( 2:02)
07. Damn Right I Got The Blues ( 1:27)
08. Mustang Sally ( 4:52)
09. Going Down ( 3:45)
10. Hoochie Coochie Man/She's 19 Years Old (17:31)
11. Man Of Many Words ( 9:16)

CD 6:
01. Going Out Of My Head ( 9:29)
02. One Room Country Shack (15:07)
03. Mannish Boy ( 6:50)
04. Milking Mother F'er ( 2:05)
05. Use Me (Intro)
(10:38)
06. Use Me (10:49)
07. I Just Want To Make Love To You (13:01)
08. Walking Cane ( 8:06)

CD 7:
01. One Room Country Shack (14:26)
02. Fever (11:07)
03. Feels Like Rain (15:22)
04. Use Me/Johnny B.Goode ( 6:25)
05. Going Down (Reprise)
( 7:45)
06. Cold Shot ( 6:33)
07. Boom Boom/Strange Brew ( 7:03)
08. Hoochie Coochie Man ( 8:43)

Personnel:
Vocals, Guitar – Buddy Guy
Bass – Orlando Wright
Drums – Jerry Porter
Guitar – Frank 'Bang' Blinkal
Organ, Piano – Tony Z
Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jason Moynihan

Guests: Jim Peterik, Phil Guy, Matt Skoller, Shemekia Copeland.

Recorded live at Buddy Guy's Legends in Chicago, IL on January 16-31, 2004.

Buddy Guy's Legends is a blues club in Chicago, Illinois. It was opened in 1989 by blues musician Buddy Guy who still owns the club and who still makes regular appearances, performing a month of shows each January.

Legends is one of the few blues clubs left in Chicago, a city renowned for its own particular brand of blues. The club has hosted blues greats such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Buddy himself. Legends has developed an international reputation. It was the site for recordings such as Guy's Live at Legends, Junior Wells: Live at Buddy Guy's Legends, and Guy's live set with Junior Wells entitled Last Time Around - Live at Legends.

Each year, Legends hosts the annual Chicago Blues Hall of Fame induction celebration.

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Buddy Guy - Live At Legends Jan. 9-16 2004 Vol. 1

Size: 1.17 GB
Time: 8:43:14
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2004
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Front & Back

CD 1:
01. Everyday I Have The Blues ( 5:49)
02. Feels Like Rain (13:45)
03. Elevate Me ( 9:29)
04. Slippin' In ( 7:05)
05. Drowning On Dry Land ( 9:30)
06. I Got A Problem ( 5:33)
07. Hoochie Coochie Man (10:48)
08. My Time After Awhile (16:39)

CD 2:
01. I'm Ready ( 5:34)
02. Lucy Mae Blues ( 5:05)
03. Damn Right I Got The Blues (15:21)
04. Done Got Old ( 3:12)
05. Ain't That Peculiar ( 5:12)
06. Going Down (17:30)
07. Feels Like Rain (13:26)

CD 3:
01. Walking Cane/Next Time You See Me (16:09)
02. Things I Used To Do ( 5:46)
03. Use Me (16:35)
04. Let Me Love You Baby ( 8:20)
05. Going Down To Louisiana/Close To You (13:08)
06. Hoochie Coochie Man/Elevate Me (14:41)

CD 4:
01. Going Down (12:51)
02. Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home/First Time I Met The Blues (28:15)
03. Mary Had A Little Lamb (11:37)
04. Drowning On Dry Land (17:37)
05. Mojo Working ( 5:47)

CD 5:
01. Slippin' In Slippin' Out (13:35)
02. Mojo Working ( 7:00)
03. Good Morning Blues (14:05)
04. Let Me Love You Baby (10:28)
05. Stormy Monday (11:56)
06. Feels Like Rain (11:21)
07. Damn Right I Got The Blues ( 5:44)

CD 6:
01. A Man Of Many Words ( 6:53)
02. Feels Like Rain/Use Me (24:45)
03. Fever ( 7:03)
04. Walking Cane ( 8:55)
05. Going To Louisiana ( 7:30)
06. Stormy Monday ( 9:52)
07. Let Me Love You Baby ( 6:15)
08. Going To New York ( 5:34)

CD 7:
01. Damn Right I Got The Blues (14:10)
02. Stormy Monday/Elevate Me (16:27)
03. Drowning On Dry Land (16:47)
04. Use Me (15:23)
05. I Got The Blues In Me ( 3:49)
06. Damn Right I Got The Blues ( 7:28)
07. Rock Me Baby ( 3:04)

Personnel:
Vocals, Guitar – Buddy Guy
Bass – Orlando Wright
Drums – Jerry Porter
Guitar – Frank 'Bang' Blinkal
Organ, Piano – Tony Z
Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jason Moynihan

Recorded live at Buddy Guy's Legends in Chicago, IL on January, 2004. (Non official release, excelent sound)

Buddy Guy's Legends is a blues club in Chicago, Illinois. It was opened in 1989 by blues musician Buddy Guy who still owns the club and who still makes regular appearances, performing a month of shows each January.

Legends is one of the few blues clubs left in Chicago, a city renowned for its own particular brand of blues. The club has hosted blues greats such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Buddy himself. Legends has developed an international reputation. It was the site for recordings such as Guy's Live at Legends, Junior Wells: Live at Buddy Guy's Legends, and Guy's live set with Junior Wells entitled Last Time Around - Live at Legends.

Each year, Legends hosts the annual Chicago Blues Hall of Fame induction celebrat

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Buddy Guy - The Blues Don't Lie

Size: 147.9 MB
Time: 63:36
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2022
Styles: Chicago Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. I Let My Guitar Do The Talking (4:26)
02. Blues Don't Lie (3:54)
03. The World Needs Love (5:30)
04. We Go Back (Feat. Mavis Staples) (4:39)
05. Symptoms Of Love (Feat. Elvis Costello) (3:37)
06. Follow The Money (Feat. James Taylor) (3:42)
07. Well Enough Alone (4:12)
08. What's Wrong With That (Feat. Bobby Rush) (5:25)
09. Gunsmoke Blues (Feat. Jason Isbell) (3:09)
10. House Party (Feat. Wendy Moten) (3:00)
11. Sweet Thing (3:00)
12. Back Door Scratchin' (3:54)
13. I've Got A Feeling (4:01)
14. Rabbit Blood (4:43)
15. Last Call (3:33)
16. King Bee (2:44)

The Blues Don’t Lie is the amazing new album from Buddy Guy, this is his 34th studio album, and the follow up to 2018’s Grammy winning album The Blues Is Alive and Well.

The Blues Don’t Lie features guests including Mavis Staples, Elvis Costello, James Taylor, Jason Isbell, and more.

Buddy Guy’s incredible career spans over 50 years including 7 Grammy Awards, 37 Blues Music Awards, Kennedy Center Honors, NARM Chairman’s Award for Sustained Creative Achievement, Billboard Music Awards' Century Award for distinguished artistic development, Presidential National Medal of Arts, and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to name a few.

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Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Drinkin' TNT 'N' Smokin' Dynamite

Album: Drinkin' TNT 'N' Smokin' Dynamite
Size: 103,9 MB
Time: 44:55
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1988
Styles: Chicago blues, harmonica blues
Art: Full

1. Introduction 1 (0:53)
2. Ahw Baby/Everything Gonna Be Alright (4:06)
3. How Can One Woman Be So Mean (6:21)
4. Checking On My Baby (4:55)
5. When You See The Tears From My Eyes (6:18)
6. Introduction 2 (1:16)
7. Ten Years Ago (8:46)
8. Messing With The Kid (3:38)
9. Hoodoo Man Blues (5:42)
10. My Younger Days (2:54)

Cut at the 1974 Montreux Jazz Festival with Stones' bassist Bill Wyman anchoring the rhythm section, the set captures some of the ribald musical repartee that customarily distinguished the pairing of Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, though they certainly break no new ground as they roll through their signature songs. /Bill Dahl, AllMusic

(For personnel details, see artwork included.)

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Buddy Guy - Blues Master

Album: Blues Master
Size: 86,0 MB
Time: 37:12
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1995
Styles: Blues
Art: Front, tray

1. A Man And The Blues (6:24)
2. Stormy Monday Blues (4:24)
3. It Hurts Me Too (When Things Go Wrong) (2:49)
4. My Time After Awhile (4:18)
5. I'm Ready (5:06)
6. Checking On My Baby (3:08)
7. So Sad This Morning (3:16)
8. 24 Hours Of The Day (2:53)
9. Knock On Wood (4:52)

Buddy Guy is one of the most celebrated blues guitarists of his generation (arguably the most celebrated), possessing a sound and style that embodies the traditions of classic Chicago blues while also embracing the fire and flash of rock & roll. Guy began his recording career in 1959 and scored his first hit in 1960 with "First Time I Met the Blues." He spent much of the next decade a well-regarded journeyman, praised by peers and blues fans without breaking through to a larger audience; his best album of the '60s originally didn't even have his name on it (Junior Wells' Hoodoo Man Blues).

However, he found an audience in Europe in the '70s and rock fans began discovering his work through the endorsements of noted fans Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Mark Knopfler. Guy released little material in the '80s (his best-known album of the decade was 1981's Stone Crazy, one of the few that received an American release), as he focused on live work. But in 1991, Guy finally enjoyed a commercial breakthrough with Damn Right, I've Got the Blues, and since then he's been one of the biggest names in contemporary blues, touring frequently and cutting new material on a regular basis.

In the 21st century, Guy was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, kept recording (2001's Sweet Tea, 2008's Skin Deep, and 2010's Living Proof are high points from this period), played an annual residency at his Chicago nightclub Legends, and even played at the White House, inviting President Barack Obama on-stage for a duet on "Sweet Home Chicago." /Excerpt from biography by Mark Deming, AllMusic

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Buddy Guy - The Complete Vanguard Recordings (3 CD)

Album: The Complete Vanguard Recordings
Size: 107,4 + 135,6 + 90,2 MB
Time: 46:23 + 58:41 + 39:03
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2000
Styles: Blues
Art: Full

CD 1 - A Man And The Blues:
1. A Man And The Blues (6:23)
2. I Can't Quit The Blues (3:22)
3. Money (That's What I Want) (2:57)
4. One Room Country Shack (5:38)
5. Mary Had A Little Lamb (2:36)
6. Just Playing My Axe (3:01)
7. Sweet Little Angel (5:39)
8. Worry, Worry (6:21)
9. Jam On A Monday Morning (2:59)
10. Poison Ivy (3:28)
11. You Got A Hole In Your Soul (3:53)

CD 2 - This Is Buddy Guy:
1. Watermelon Man (5:21)
2. I Got My Eyes On You (3:52)
3. The Things I Used To Do (3:38)
4. (You Give Me) Fever (6:31)
5. Slow Blues (6:51)
6. Knock On Wood (4:51)
7. Crazy 'Bout You (6:32)
8. I had A Dream Last Night (6:14)
9. Hours Of The Day (2:53)
10. You Were Wrong (4:47)
11. I'm Not The Best (7:07)

CD 3 - Hold That Plane!:
1. Watermelon Man (5:18)
2. Hold That Plane (4:42)
3. I'm Ready (5:06)
4. My Time After Awhile (4:17)
5. You Don't Love Me (5:34)
6. Come See About Me (8:40)
7. Hello San Francisco (5:22)

He came up under the shadow of giants like Muddy Waters, but carved his own career building a bridge between the Delta roots of the blues and its re-discovery by the youth of the 60s. These records are that bridge. Young man leaves impoverished home, heads out to seek fame and fortune, becomes legend. It's the stuff of myth, and it's also the tale of many a blues musician who headed north to Chicago after World War II.

This reissue of Buddy Guy's sessions for Vanguard in the late 1960s and early 1970s, however, offers a different flavour - the pieces are smoother and lower-key than the Buddy Guy we're used to. For instance, his version of Mercy Dee's One Room Country Shack has more of the tortured inflections of Ball And Chain than the rock 'n' roll stylings that have long been a Guy hallmark. As Buddy's tenure at Chess ended, the audience for the blues was begining to change. The English invasion was in full swing, musicians such as the Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers and Jimi Hendrix redirected the blues tradition and merged it with rock, changing the musical landscape.

The first salvo in Vanguard and Buddy's joint efforts was the 1968 release of A Man And The Blues - an album despite its looser, more relaxed feel - that could have been cut at Chess Studios at 2120 S. South Michigan Avenue. Guy's deliciously understated guitar work and a tight combo, anchored by Otis Spann, lay down tough grooves on the vicious Mary Had A Little Lamb, I Can't Quit The Blues, and an exultant cover of Mercy Dee's One Room Country Shack.

The second album, This is Buddy Guy! was produced by Sam Charters and recorded before an audience of hipsters at Berkeley's New Orleans House, included here are three unreleased tracks: Herbie Hancock's Watermelon Man, Crazy 'Bout You and Slow Blues. The last album Guy recorded for Vanguard was the 1970 Hold That Plane!, the set produced by Michael Cuscuna and Buddy that featured jazz pianist Junior Mance, Philip Guy, AC Reed and Gary Bartz.

In many ways Buddy has been a living link between the country-rooted Delta blues of the early part of the last century and the electric revolution of the latter half. During his Vanguard days, as now, his music serves as a bridge between the legacy of his Delta forebears and friends - Guitar Slim, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters and the legion of his own disciples.

(For personnel details, see artwork included.)

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Various Artists - Call Back Lost Time: The Cobra And Artistic Recordings Of Ike Turner, Betty Everett And Buddy Guy

Album: Call Back Lost Time
Size: 172,8 MB
Time: 74:14
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: R&B/Blues
Art: Full

Call back lost time. In life, as Buddy Guy asserts in "You Sure Can't Do", that's not possible and it's the cause of much reflection as years speed by. On the other hand, calling back time is exactly what compilations such as this can do. They enable us to revisit the early stages of Buddy's career or to highlight the ongoing development of another such as Ike Turner, in this case a couple of years before his breakthrough with Tina Turner with "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" and "A Fool In Love". It worked out fine for Tina, of course, but Ike may have felt more affinity with the second title.

Two other artists are featured here; Betty Everett, caught some five years before her soul successes and supported by Ike and his Kings Of Rhythm, and Jesse Fortune, a powerful but little-recorded singer here backed by Buddy, Walter Horton and Lafayette Leake. Both Ike and Buddy spent much of their time as backing musicians, Ike (who aslo functioned as fixer, talent scout and producer) because as a workaholic his one desire was to make hit records and Buddy since he was the best and most requested guitarist in Chicago. /Excerpt from the liner notes by Neil Slaven

1. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Matchbox aka I'm Gonna Forget About You (Version 1, Take 4) (2:27)
2. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - (I Know) You Don't Love Me (Take 1) (2:12)
3. Buddy Guy And His Band - Try To Quit You Baby (Master) (2:37)
4. Betty Everett & The Willie Dixon Band - Tell Me Darling (Alternate, Take Unknown) (2:08)
5. Jesse Fortune - Good Things (Master) (2:43)
6. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Box Top (Master) (1:58)
7. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - I'm Gonna Forget About You aka Matchbox (Version 2, Take 2) (2:23)
8. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Walking Down The Aisle (Master) (2:15)
9. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - You Keep On Worrying Me (Take 2) (2:26)
10. Buddy Guy And His Band - You Sure Can't Do (Master) (2:40)
11. Betty Everett & The Willie Dixon Band - I'll Weep No More (Master) (2:53)
12. Jesse Fortune - Heavy Heart Beat (Master) (2:55)
13. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Matchbox aka I'm Gonna Forget About You (Version 2, Take 5) (2:26)
14. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - You've Got To Lose (Take Unknown) (2:21)
15. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Down And Out (How Long Will It Last) (Master) (3:08)
16. Buddy Guy And His Band - This Is The End (Master) (2:59)
17. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - (I Know) You Don't Love Me (Take Unknown) (2:10)
18. Betty Everett & The Willie Dixon Band - Tell Me Darling (Master) (2:05)
19. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - I'm Gonna Forget About You aka Matchbox (Version 2, Take Unknown) (2:24)
20. Buddy Guy And His Band - Sit And Cry (The Blues) (Master) (3:03)
21. Jesse Fortune - Too Many Cooks (Master) (2:53)
22. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Walking Down The Aisle (Take 4) (2:16)
23. Buddy Guy And His Band - You Sure Can't Do (Take Unknown) (2:38)
24. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - You've Got To Lose (Take Unknown) (2:24)
25. Betty Everett & The Willie Dixon Band - I'll Weep No More (2:47)
26. Buddy Guy And His Band - This Is The End (Take 3) (3:00)
27. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - You Keep On Worrying Me (Take 4) (2:33)
28. Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Matchbox aka I'm Gonna Forget About You (Version 3, Take 6) (2:24)
29. Jesse Fortune - God's Gift To Man (Master) (2:52)

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Memphis Slim - Parisian Blues (Feat. Roosevelt Sykes, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells)

Size: 174,2 MB
Time: 74:24
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1988
Styles: Piano Blues
Art: Full

01. Introducing The Grinder Man And The Honey Dripper (0:38)
02. Mr Sykes Blues (4:28)
03. Eagle Rock (3:20)
04. Miss Ida Bee (4:28)
05. Going Down Slow (4:02)
06. 44 Blues (3:04)
07. Soft And Mellow (1:43)
08. The Churning Man (2:33)
09. 47Th Street Boogie (2:09)
10. Mno Blues (3:40)
11. Roosevelt Daddy's Blues (2:07)
12. When Buddy Comes To Town (6:30)
13. How Long Blues (2:35)
14. Good Time Charlie (3:11)
15. You Called Me At Last (7:40)
16. Ain't Nothing But A Texas Boogie On A Harpsichord (1:59)
17. You're The One (3:27)
18. No (5:37)
19. Help Me Some (4:16)
20. Rolling And Tumbling (6:02)
21. Ain't Nothing But A New Orleans Boogie On The Same Harpsichord (0:50)

Personnel:
Bass – Ernest Johnson* (tracks: 12 to 21)
Drums – Roosevelt Shaw (tracks: 12 to 21)
Guitar, Vocals – Buddy Guy (tracks: 12 to 21)
Harmonica – Junior Wells (tracks: 12 to 21)
Piano – Memphis Slim (tracks: 1 to 11 on the left channel), Roosevelt Sykes (tracks: 1 to 11 on the right channel)
Piano, Vocals – Memphis Slim (tracks: 12 to 21)
Rhythm Guitar – Phil Guy (tracks: 12 to 21)
Tenor Saxophone – A.C. Reed (tracks: 12 to 21)
Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Conley* (tracks: 12 to 21)
Vocals – Memphis Slim (tracks: 2, 4, 5, 8, 10), Roosevelt Sykes (tracks: 3, 7, 9, 11)

Tracks 1 to 11 recorded at Barclay studio, Paris December 1970.
Tracks 12 to 21 recorded at Michel Magne studio, Hérouville, France, September 17 and 18, 1970 during the Rolling Stones European tour.

An amazingly prolific artist who brought a brisk air of urban sophistication to his frequently stunning presentation, John "Peter" Chatman -- better known as Memphis Slim -- assuredly ranks with the greatest blues pianists of all time. He was smart enough to take Big Bill Broonzy's early advice about developing a style to call his own to heart, instead of imitating that of his idol, Roosevelt Sykes. Soon enough, other 88s pounders were copying Slim rather than the other way around; his thundering ivories attack set him apart from most of his contemporaries, while his deeply burnished voice possessed a commanding authority.

As befits his stage name, John "Peter" Chatman was born and raised in Memphis; a great place to commit to a career as a bluesman. Sometime in the late '30s, he resettled in Chicago and began recording as a leader in 1939 for OKeh, then switched over to Bluebird the next year. Around the same time, Slim joined forces with Broonzy, then the dominant force on the local blues scene. After serving as Broonzy's invaluable accompanist for a few years, Slim emerged as his own man in 1944.

After the close of World War II, Slim joined Hy-Tone Records, cutting eight tracks that were later picked up by King. Lee Egalnick's Miracle label reeled in the pianist in 1947; backed by his jumping band, the House Rockers (its members usually included saxists Alex Atkins and Ernest Cotton), Slim recorded his classic "Lend Me Your Love" and "Rockin' the House." The next year brought the landmark "Nobody Loves Me" (better known via subsequent covers by Lowell Fulson, Joe Williams, and B.B. King as "Everyday I Have the Blues") and the heartbroken "Messin' Around (With the Blues)."

The pianist kept on label-hopping, moving from Miracle to Peacock to Premium (where he waxed the first version of his uncommonly wise down-tempo blues "Mother Earth") to Chess to Mercury before staying put at Chicago's United Records from 1952 to 1954. This was a particularly fertile period for the pianist; he recruited his first permanent guitarist, the estimable Matt Murphy, who added some serious fret fire to "The Come Back," "Sassy Mae," and "Memphis Slim U.S.A."

Before the decade was through, the pianist landed at Vee-Jay Records, where he cut definitive versions of his best-known songs with Murphy and a stellar combo in gorgeously sympathetic support (Murphy was nothing short of spectacular throughout).

Slim exhibited his perpetually independent mindset by leaving the country for good in 1962. A tour of Europe in partnership with bassist Willie Dixon a couple of years earlier had so intrigued the pianist that he permanently moved to Paris, where recording and touring possibilities seemed limitless and the veteran pianist was treated with the respect too often denied even African-American blues stars at home back then. He remained there until his 1988 death, enjoying his stature as expatriate blues royalty. ~Bill Dahl

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Buddy Guy, Junior Wells & Junior Mance - Buddy And The Juniors

Size: 98,2 MB
Time: 42:09
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1970/1998
Styles: Acoustic Blues, Chicago Blues
Art: Full

01. Talkin' 'Bout Women Obviously (9:50)
02. Riffin' (7:33)
03. Buddy's Blues (3:26)
04. Hoochie Coochie Man (5:16)
05. Five Long Years (5:52)
06. Rock Me Mama (5:36)
07. Ain't No Need (4:33)

The historical details surrounding the recording session that became Buddy & the Juniors are almost as entertaining -- and oddly satisfying -- as the music itself. Released on Blue Thumb in 1970 on multi-colored wax, this session, was it not for a very real economic necessity due to Buddy Guy's feud with Vanguard Records, would never have happened. It appears that Vanguard wouldn't pick up the tab for Guy to fly to New York to mix an album he'd cut with Junior Mance and Gary Bartz -- also produced by Cuscuna. Being an ever-enterprising genius, Cuscuna pitched the idea for a recording between Guy, Mance, and Junior Wells to Blue Thumb label boss Bob Krasnow, who jumped at the chance. The all-acoustic Buddy & the Juniors was recorded on December 18 of 1969, and on December 19, they mixed this album and the Vanguard date! While an acoustic pairing between Guy and Wells is a natural one, adding jazz pianist Mance -- a Chicago native whose early influences were the boogie-woogie recordings of Meade "Lux" Lewis and Albert Ammons -- to the mix was risky in terms of interpersonal dynamics, but in retrospect, proved a brilliant idea. The proceedings are informal and raw with plenty of fireworks. The first two tracks -- "Talkin' 'Bout Women Obviously" and "Riffin' (aka A Motif Is Just a Riff)" -- were the last two recorded. They are blazing, hairy, on-the-spot improvisational duets between Wells and Guy: the former offers lyrics in a back-and-forth extemporaneous style; the latter develops in intensity as it goes on. The playing by Guy and Wells is inspirational. "Buddy's Blues," the first interplay of the trio, has Mance digging deeply into the Otis Spann tradition, just rolling inside it, accenting lines, punching chords, and offering beautiful tags to Wells' harmonica lines. Wells' vocal on "(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man" meets Guy's six-string head-on, with Mance comping and popping a melodic fill underneath each sung phrase. He introduces "Five Long Years" as a piano blues that gets countered in exponential grit by Guy's vocal and Wells' punchy harp; he shuffles, fills, trills, and blows straight at the keyboard, creating a forceful gale of dialogue. On the slippery boogie-woogie set closer, Wells' "Ain't No Need," the listener grasps the deep communication of this trio. Given how earthy, informal, and joyful this acoustic session is, it conveys everything right about Chicago blues. ~Thom Jurek

Buddy And The Juniors MP3
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Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Little Walter & Otis Rush - The Chicago Blues Festival

Size: 169,2 MB
Time: 73:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2006
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Front & Back

01. Buddy Guy - Buddies Blues (4:38)
02. Buddy Guy - Blue Monday (5:00)
03. Buddy Guy - Everyday I Have The Blues (4:29)
04. Buddy Guy - Woman Blues (3:08)
05. Buddy Guy - Satisfaction (3:36)
06. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Messin' With The Kid (2:31)
07. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - No Use Cryin' (3:01)
08. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Just To Be With You (4:11)
09. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Junior's Shuffle (4:28)
10. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Out Of Sight (6:08)
11. Otis Rush - It's Hard For Me To Believe Baby (5:55)
12. Otis Rush - May Be The Last Time (4:04)
13. Otis Rush - I Feel Good (3:00)
14. Otis Rush - Otis' Blues (3:59)
15. Goin' Down Slow (4:17)
16. Little Water - Walter's Blues (3:28)
17. Little Water - Lovein' You All The Time (4:20)
18. Little Water - Blue Mood (3:32)

Tracks 1 - 10 Chicago Blues Festival 1964
Tracks 11 - 18 Chicago Blues Festival 1967

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VA - The Ultimate Black History Collection

Size: 564 MB
Time: 4:00:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2008
Styles: Blues, R&B, Rock, Soul, Pop
Art: Front

CD 1:
01 Ray Charles - I'm Movin' On (3:09)
02 Barack Obama - We Are The Ones We Are Waiting For (0:46)
03 Baby Washington - Nobody Cares (2:11)
04 Memphis Slim - Blue & Disgusted (3:00)
05 Paul Robeson - American Crusade Against Lynching (0:58)
06 Percy Sledge - When Man Loves A Woman (Re-Recorded Version) (3:42)
07 John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom (Re-Recorded Version) (2:31)
08 Charles Brown - Black Night (Re-Recorded Version) (3:06)
09 Ralph Bunche - First Afican American To Receive Noble Peace Prize (0:56)
10 Chic - Good Times (7:17)
11 Ike & Tina Turner - Proud Mary (2:48)
12 Dionne Warwick - Walk On By (2:21)
13 The Stylistics - You Make Me Feel Brand New (5:52)
14 Ohio Players - A Thing Called Love (Re-Recorded Version) (3:15)
15 Lightnin' Hopkins - Mojo Hand (2:59)
16 Magic Johnson - Retires After Testing Positive For HIV Virus (0:44)
17 Dinah Washington - Unforgettable (Re-Recorded Version) (2:43)
18 Al Wilson - Show & Tell (Re-Recorded Version) (3:25)
19 Ray Charles - What'd I Say (Re-Recorded Version) (2:22)
20 Count Basie - Tarrersfield Stomp (2:33)
21 B.B. King - Payin' The Cost To Be The Boss (2:37)
22 Leadbelly - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (3:02)
23 Big Maybelle - I Won't Cry Anymore (2:54)
24 Louis Armstrong - Interview (0:42)
25 Joe Simon - The Chokin' Kind (Re-Recorded Version) (2:43)
26 The Miracles - You've Really Got A Hold On Me (Re-Recorded Version) (3:09)
27 Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - Wake Up Everybody (Re-Recorded Version) (3:30)
28 Ben E. King - Stand By Me (Re-Recorded Version) (2:53)
29 Martin Luther King, Jr. - Mountain Top (0:57)
30 Four Tops - I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) (Re-Recorded Version) (3:29)
31 Tiger Woods - Interview (0:55)
32 General Colin Powell - Declines Bid For Presidency (1:26)
33 Muhammad Ali - On His Foreman Fight (0:43)
34 Gladys Kinight & The Pips - Every Beat Of My Heart (Re-Recorded Version) (2:05)

CD 2:
01 Big Joe Williams - Goin' Away, Won't Be Back Till Fall (1:55)
02 Radio Broadcast - Little Rock School Integration (0:48)
03 Fats Domino - I Want To Walk You Home (Re-Recorded Version) (2:38)
04 Black Panther Member - Black Panther Dialog 3 (0:15)
05 Percy Sledge - When Man Loves A Woman (Re-Recorded Version) (3:42)
06 Mahalia Jackson - Tell It, Sing It, Shout It (2:37)
07 Jackie Robinson - Speaks Of Racist Heckling (0:47)
08 Memphis Slim - 44 Blues (3:32)
09 Buddy Guy - Blue Monday (5:02)
10 Cassius Clay - Clay On His Fight With Liston - Took Him In 7 (0:56)
11 Lloyd Price - I'm Gonna Get Married (Re-Recorded Version) (2:41)
12 Venus Williams - Venus Williams Wins Wimbledon (0:56)
13 The Chi-Lites - Have You Seen Her (Re-Recorded Version) (4:46)
14 Malcolm X - Speech (0:26)
15 Sly Stone - Life Of Fortune And Fame (3:21)
16 Ike & Tina Turner - In The Morning Blues (2:45)
17 Mississippi Fred McDowell - Unknown Blues (4:09)
18 Billie Holiday - Billie's Blues (3:08)
19 Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World (2:16)
20 Booker T. Washington - Speech Against Slavery (0:45)
21 The Drifters - This Magic Moment (Re-Recorded Version) (2:39)
22 Black Panther Member - Black Panther Dialog 1 (0:20)
23 A. Philp Randolph - March On Washington Speech (0:48)
24 The Commodores - I Know I'm Losing You (3:09)
25 Brook Benton - Rainy Night In Georgia (Re-Recorded Version) (4:01)
26 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. - First Black Congressman From New York (0:31)
27 Robert Kenndey - Martin Luther King, Jr., Assassination (0:49)
28 Wilson Pickett - It's Too Late (3:09)
29 Leadbelly - The Bourgoeis Blues (3:03)
30 Martin Luther King, Jr. - We're Marching By (0:31)
31 Arthur Ashe - Remains The Only African American Men's Single Champion (0:51)
32 The Marvelettes - Don't Mess With Bill (Re-Recorded Version) (3:42)
33 Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (4:45)

CD 3:
01 Serena Williams - Interview (0:47)
02 Martin Luther King, Jr. - Nobel Prize (0:45)
03 Aaron Neville - Tell It Like It Is (Re-Recorded Version) (3:04)
04 The Spinners - I'll Be Around (3:08)
05 Muhammad Ali - Interview (0:23)
06 The Miracles - I Second That Emotion (Re-Recorded Version) (2:44)
07 Radio Broadcast - Rodney King - Radio Broadcast Of The Verdict (0:50)
08 James Brown - It's A Man's, Man's Man's World (4:12)
09 Bob Marley - Soul Rebel (3:19)
10 Shiley Chisholm - First African American Woman Elected To Congress (0:33)
11 Ike & Tina Turner - Poor Fool (2:45)
12 Freda Payne - Band Of Gold (Re-Recorded Version) (3:04)
13 Nat King Cole & The King Cole Trio - My Lips Remember Your Kisses (3:07)
14 Miles Davis - Out Of Nowhere (4:05)
15 Radio Broadcast - Barry Bonds Breaks Home Run Record (0:55)
16 B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get (3:24)
17 Buddy Guy - No Use Cryin' (3:02)
18 Big Maybelle - Don't Let Him See You Cry (2:44)
19 Jessie Jackson - Speech (0:57)
20 Sam & Dave - Land Of 1,000 Dances (Re-Recorded Version) (2:30)
21 Wilson Pickett - I Can't Stop (2:31)
22 James Baldwin - Interview (0:54)
23 Billie Holiday - Lover Man (3:17)
24 Black Panther Member - Black Panther Dialog 4 (0:10)
25 Ray Charles - Blues Is My Middle Name (3:11)
26 Mississippi Fred Mcdowell - Big Fat Mama (3:22)
27 Sam & Dave - Soul Man (Re-Recorded Version) (2:55)
28 Martin Luther King, Jr. - I Have A Dream (0:58)
29 Bo Diddley - Walin' And Talkin' (2:38)
30 Reggie Jackson - Death Threat (0:33)
31 Black Panther Member - Black Panther Dialog 2 (0:06)
32 Lightnin' Hopkins - Last Night (5:09)
33 Teddy Pendergrass - Close The Door (Re-Recorded Version) (4:40)


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Buddy Guy - House Of Blues 1995

Size: 233,3 MB
Time: 100:36
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Chicago Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. NPR / Dan Aykroyd Intro / All Your Love (I Miss Loving) (Live) ( 9:23)
02. Five Long Years (Live) (10:55)
03. Someone Else Is Steppin' In (Live) ( 6:17)
04. Feels Like Rain (Live) ( 7:13)
05. Voodoo Chile (Tease) (Live) ( 2:21)
06. Hoochie Coochie Man / Banter / Aykroyd And John Goodman Intro / Sweet Home Chicago (Live) (13:59)
07. I'll Play The Blues For You (Live) ( 5:09)
08. I’m In The Mood / Ain’t It Peculiar (Tease) / Damn Right I’ve Got The Blues (Live) ( 9:37)
09. Strange Brew (Tease) / Cold Shot (Tease) (Live) ( 3:28)
10. T-Bone Shuffle (Live) ( 4:50)
11. Crazy About You Jam (Live) ( 5:03)
12. Drum Solo / Knock On Wood (Live) (18:50)
13. Mustang Sally (Live) ( 3:25)

Radio Broadcast.

George "Buddy" Guy (born July 30, 1936) is an American blues guitarist and singer. He is an exponent of Chicago blues and has influenced eminent guitarists including Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jeff Beck, Gary Clark Jr. and John Mayer. In the 1960s, Guy played with Muddy Waters as a house guitarist at Chess Records and began a musical partnership with the harmonica player Junior Wells.

Guy was ranked 23rd in Rolling Stone magazine's "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time". His song "Stone Crazy" was ranked 78th in the Rolling Stone list of the "100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time".

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Buddy Guy - I'll Play The Blues For You... Live From The Sting, Connecticut, 9th January 1992

Size: 143.7 MB
Time: 62:30
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Chicago Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front & Back

01. Mary Had A Little Lamb (Live) ( 5:52)
02. I Just Wanna Make Love To You / You Can’t Fool A Fool (Live) ( 7:08)
03. I’ll Play The Blues For You (Live) ( 4:26)
04. Everything’s Gonna Be Alright / Rock Me, Baby / Watch Yourself (Live) (10:01)
05. Voodoo Chile (Live) ( 1:57)
06. Hoochie Coochie Man (Live) ( 4:18)
07. Cold Shot (Live) ( 0:37)
08. Strange Brew / Mustang Sally (Live) (10:49)
09. Knock On Wood / Johnny B Goode (Live) (16:44)
10. DJ Outro (Live) ( 0:34)

The entire original WHCN-FM broadcast of Buddy Guy live from The Sting in Connecticut on 9th January 1992.

I didn't know a Strat could sound like that until I heard Buddy Guy proclaimed Jeff Beck whose gestures were not alone. Countless accolades from across the music spectrum queue up in honour of the original blues innovator. The likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bill Wyman, Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page have all acknowledged their debt to Buddy Guy whose style would arguably change the musical landscape forever.

The 1990s saw a blues revival and in particular a renaissance for Guy who spoke the blues tradition from a different text. His appearance in Connecticut in January 1992 could only confirm the adoration and respect bestowed upon him by the world's leading blues guitarists.

I'll Play The Blues For You... Live

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Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Bringin' The Blues Back Home (Live 1985)

Size: 141.6 MB
Time: 61:34
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Chicago Blues, Blues Rock, Funky Blues
Art: Front

01. Look Over Yonder Wall (Live 1985) (5:06)
02. Crazy About You (Live 1985) (6:09)
03. I Just Wanna Make Love To You (Live 1985) (6:31)
04. Any Way You Look At It (Live 1985) (5:04)
05. Don't Ever Leave Me (Live 1985) (9:45)
06. Make Me Feel So Good (Live 1985) (5:26)
07. Messin' With The Kid (Live 1985) (6:01)
08. Nothing In This World (Live 1985) (4:27)
09. Got My Mojo Workin' (Live 1985) (5:25)
10. Sex Machine (Live 1985) (3:48)
11. I Feel Good (Live 1985) (3:48)

The Classic 1985 Grant Park, Chicago Broadcast.

Bringin' The Blues Back Home

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Buddy Guy Feat. Jonny Lang - Midnight Train (Promo)

Year: 1998
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 19:25
Size: 44,9 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Full

1. Midnight Train (Feat. Jonny Lang) (Edit) (4:04)
2. Had A Bad Night (4:46)
3. Nobody Understands Me But My Guitar (5:13)
4. Midnight Train (Feat. Jonny Lang) (LP Version) (5:21)

Promo EP for promoting Buddy Guy's forthcoming album "Heavy Love", released in 1998.

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VA - Smoky Bar Blues Club Pt. 1

Size: 158,2+159,8 MB
Time: 67:04+67:47
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2014
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Label: ZYX Music
Art: Front

CD 1:
01 Mark Selby - Black Diamond (2:11)
02 Henrik Freischlader Band - Sometimes (3:38)
03 Dr. Will - I Wish I Had A Song (3:41)
04 Howlin' Wolf - Spoonful (2:40)
05 Willie Logan - 3 Days (3:48)
06 Champion Jack Dupree - Evil Woman (4:18)
07 Marla Glen - Maddy & Johnny (4:27)
08 Eddie Boyd - I Got The Blues (2:53)
09 Geoff Achison & The Souldigger - Little Big Men (3:53)
10 Buddy Guy - I Got A Strange Feeling (3:05)
11 Greg Koch Trio - Sleep Tight (4:06)
12 Big Bill Broonzy - Southbound Train (2:59)
13 Get The Cat - Your Last Shirt (Won't Have A Pocket) (9:25)
14 Otis Spann - Country Boy (4:26)
15 Stephanie Neigel - Wrong Plan (4:10)
16 Paul Camilleri - On My Own (7:15)

CD 2:
01 Innes Sibun - Sandy (6:18)
02 Delta Moon - Neon Jesus (5:00)
03 Magic Sam - Easy Baby (3:22)
04 Chuck Berry - Wee Wee Hours (3:03)
05 Raphael Wressnig & Alex Schult - Same Old Blues (4:06)
06 Muddy Waters - I'm A Natural Born Lover (2:49)
07 Rudy Rotta - Lookin' Good (3:18)
08 Blues Blend - Underwater (3:29)
09 John Campbelljohn - I'm On A Deadline (6:17)
10 Earl Thomas & Paddy Milner And - Daylight (6:18)
11 Mississippi John Hurt - Trouble I Had All My Days (4:18)
12 Odetta - Hound Dog (3:49)
13 Timo Gross - One Of A Kind (6:19)
14 J.B. Lenoir - Fine Girls (2:32)
15 Champion Jack Dupree - Can't Kick The Habit (3:39)
16 Lightnin' Hopkins - Long Way From Texas (3:01)

Smoky Bar Blues Club Pt. 1

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VA - Chicago Plays The Stones

Size: 125,6 MB
Time: 53:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Front

01 John Primer - Let It Bleed (4:00)
02 Billy Boy Arnold - Play With Fire (3:44)
03 Buddy Guy - Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) (4:51)
04 Ronnie Baker Brooks - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (3:43)
05 Billy Branch - Sympathy For The Devil (5:55)
06 John Primer - Angie (4:55)
07 Leanne Faine - Gimme Shelter (4:01)
08 Jimmy Burns - Beast Of Burden (3:48)
09 Mike Avery - Miss You (4:15)
10 Omar Coleman - I Go Wild (5:43)
11 Carlos Johnson - Out Of Control (4:34)
12 Jimmy Burns - Dead Flowers (4:20)

Chicago Plays The Stones

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Junior Wells, Buddy Guy - Pleading The Blues

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 48:30
Size: 111.0 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 1979/2013
Art: Front

[7:40] 1. Pleading The Blues
[4:22] 2. It Hurts Me Too
[7:48] 3. Cut Out The Lights
[4:29] 4. Just For My Baby
[6:57] 5. Quit Teasing My Baby
[4:03] 6. I'll Take Care Of You
[4:11] 7. Take Your Time Baby
[8:56] 8. I Smell Something

Bass Guitar – J.W. Williams; Drums – Ray Allison; Guitar – Buddy Guy; Harmonica, Vocals – Junior Wells; Rhythm Guitar – Phil Guy.

Recorded on Halloween night in 1979, this pairs up Wells and Guy in a fashion that hasn't been heard since Hoodoo Man Blues, their first, and best collaboration. Solid backing by the Philip Guy band (Buddy's brother) makes this album a rare treat. ~Cub Koda

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