Howlin' Wolf - Killing Floor: Live '64 & '73

Size: 251,8 MB
Time: 107:50
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Full

CD 1:
01. Shake For Me (4:12)
02. Love Me (6:29)
03. Dust My Broom (5:01)
04. I Didn't Mean To Hurt Your Feelings (5:36)
05. Rockin' The Blues (5:18)
06. All My Life (4:10)
07. Going Down Slow (6:20)
08. Howlin' For My Baby (4:24)
09. Forty Four Blues (7:33)

CD 2:
01. Instrumental (5:05)
02. I Can't Stop Loving You (4:41)
03. Little By Little (5:27)
04. Baby Work Out (3:22)
05. How Blue Can You Get (6:49)
06. What'd I Say (5:33)
07. Little Red Rooster (4:50)
08. Going Down Slow (9:31)
09. Killing Floor (4:28)
10. Shake For Me (5:13)
11. Back At The Chicken Shack/Goodbyes (3:39)

Personnel CD 1: American Folk Festival, Wiesbaden, Germany, 16/11/1964
Howlin' Wolf: Guitar, Vocals
Sunnyland Slim: Piano
Willie Dixon: Bass
Hubert Sumlin: Guitar
Clifton James: Drums

Personnel CD 2: Ebbet's Field, Denver, CO, 23/08/1973
Howlin' Wolf: Guitar, Vocals
Detroit Jr.: Piano, Vocals
Hubert Sumlin: Guitar
S.P. Leary: Drums
Andrew McMahon - Bass
Eddie Shaw: Tenor sax, Vocals

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John Primer - 2 albums: It's A Blues Life / Cold Blooded Blues Man

Album: John Primer & The Real Deal Blues Band - It's A Blues Life
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 66:09
Size: 151.4 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 2000
Art: Front

[5:31] 1. I've Been Abused
[4:49] 2. Maggie
[6:22] 3. Last Night
[4:23] 4. Mama Talk To Your Daughter
[5:47] 5. Party Girl
[4:17] 6. Empty Arms
[8:35] 7. Lonsome For Your Love
[5:27] 8. Sweet As A Georgia Peach
[4:22] 9. Every Time You Leave Me
[5:43] 10. Can't You See What You're Doing To Me
[4:29] 11. Give Me Back My Wig
[6:18] 12. Rock Me

JOHN PRIMER - gtr/voc, TOM HOLLAND - gtr, STEVE BELL - hca, KEN BARKER - pno, NICK HOLT - bass, BERT ROBINSON - drums.

Tradition, style, mentor, leader, storyteller, veteran--all these words describe bluesman John Primer. Song after song, show after show, year after year, Primer delivers intense, soul-grabbing music straight from the heart.

It's A Blues Life mc
It's A Blues Life zippy

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Album: Cold Blooded Blues Man
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 60:46
Size: 139.1 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 1997
Art: Front

[5:49] 1. Dreaming
[4:39] 2. Cuttin' Loose
[4:03] 3. Cold Blooded Blues Man
[5:30] 4. What Love Will Do
[5:01] 5. Meet Her In The Dark
[7:10] 6. Sad, Sad Day
[4:42] 7. Mojo Hand
[3:23] 8. Cairo
[4:18] 9. I'm Worried
[4:20] 10. Malted Milk
[4:01] 11. Waitin' For My Time
[4:45] 12. Love In Vain
[2:59] 13. Red House

JOHN PRIMER - gtr/voc w/ LITTLE MACK SIMMONS - hca, DETROIT JR. - pno, NICK HOLT - bass, EARL HOWELL - drums, EDDIE SHAW - sax, MAGIC SLIM - gtr, BILLY BRANCH - hca, CHRIS SANDERA - hca.

Singer/songwriter/guitarist John Primer surrounded himself with a bunch of Chicago Blues all-stars (George Baze, Nick Holt, Earl Howell, Billy Branch) for this mid-'90s release. It was easy to attract these stalwarts for his fifth solo record since Primer himself was already established on the who's who list of Chicago blues. In 1963, he relocated from Mississippi to the Windy City and slowly secured his place in the blues pantheon. By the time these recordings were made, he had already finished regular stints with Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters and Magic Slim (who makes a guest appearance on one track).

On this self-produced disc, John chooses to mix traditional acoustic Delta with electric Chicago blues over the course of 13 tracks that last 60 minutes. The material was recorded between 1991 and 1994. It captures the intensity and vivacity of John's live performances which his other studio material has struggled to deliver.

Cold Blooded Blues Man mc
Cold Blooded Blues Man zippy

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Various - Bea And Baby Records Presents The Best Of Chicago Blues Vol. 2

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 52:52
Size: 121.0 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 1995
Art: Front

[2:19] 1. Little Mack Simmons - Mother In Law
[2:44] 2. Little Mack Simmons - Help Me
[2:06] 3. Little Mack Simmons - Trouble No More
[2:58] 4. Little Mack Simmons - I'm Tore Down
[3:29] 5. Sunnyland Slim - Done You Wrong
[2:32] 6. Sunnyland Slim - Got That Jive
[3:25] 7. Sunnyland Slim - Little Girl
[2:47] 8. Eddie Boyd - You Got To Reap
[2:37] 9. Eddie Boyd - Come Home
[3:36] 10. Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness - Lost In The Jungle
[2:30] 11. Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness - Worried All The Time
[3:20] 12. Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness - Potato Diggin' Man
[2:33] 13. Arelean Brown - Hello Baby
[3:17] 14. Arelean Brown - I Love My Man
[2:00] 15. L.C. McKinley - Nit Wit
[2:15] 16. Detroit Jr. - Money Tree
[2:43] 17. Detroit Jr. - So Unkind
[3:00] 18. Clyde Lasley - Santa Claus Home Drunk
[2:32] 19. Lee Jackson - The Christmas Song

This is the second CD by the Chicago Label Bea & Baby Records with recordings from 1960-1971. The artists are well known, like Detroit Junior, Lee Jackson, Little Mac Simmons, Eddie Taylor and many more! This is the best Blues in Chicago from the 60s!

Volume 3 tomorrow. Scroll down a bit for Volume 1.
Bea And Baby Records Presents The Best Of Chicago Blues Vol. 2 mc
Bea And Baby Records Presents The Best Of Chicago Blues Vol. 2 zippy

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Detroit Jr. - Blues On The Internet

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:14
Size: 140.2 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 2005
Art: Front

[4:24] 1. Call My Job
[2:45] 2. Hot Pants Baby
[5:42] 3. Weak Spot
[3:40] 4. Money Crazy
[3:38] 5. Less Violence, More Love
[3:51] 6. Love No One But You
[3:32] 7. Rockin' After Midnight
[5:23] 8. Somebody Better Do Something
[3:57] 9. Just You My Love
[2:31] 10. When It Comes To Your Love
[6:51] 11. Blues On The Internet
[2:29] 12. Messin' With The Kid
[3:17] 13. Which One Of Us You Want To Please
[4:58] 14. Man Around The House
[4:09] 15. Party All Night Long

Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Eric Schneider; Bass – Bob Stroger; Drums – Kenny Smith; Guitar – Jimmy Dawkins, Lurrie Bell, Maurice John Vaughn, Willie Davis; Horns – Sonny Cohn; Piano, Vocals – Detroit Junior.

Veteran blues pianist (and longtime Howlin' Wolf sideman) Emery Williams Jr. -- known professionally as Detroit Junior -- has had a renaissance of sorts in the past decade, releasing three albums on Blue Suit Records, and now this one, Blues on the Internet, on Delmark Records. Williams is a throwback to the classic Chicago blues piano style, and his warm, expressive vocals fall somewhere between a hoarse Ray Charles and a latter-day Bob Dylan, while his songwriting, although hardly innovative, is solid and workmanlike, avoiding most of the obvious blues clichés. His intent isn't to move blues into the 21st century so much as preserve the way it was played in Chicago in the 1950s (where Williams played alongside the likes of Jimmy Reed, Eddie Boyd, Eddie Taylor, and Little Mack Simmons), and he succeeds wonderfully on original tracks here like his signature tune, "Call My Job," "Money Crazy," and "Somebody Better Do Something," as well as a nice cover of Lowell Fulson's "Rockin' After Midnight." The disc also includes a Quicktime video of Williams, along with a short interview. Fans of vintage Chicago blues piano will find this collection a delight, while listeners looking for gutbucket electric guitar leads will be better served turning elsewhere. ~Steve Leggett

Blues On The Internet

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