Early Acoustic And Electric Blues From Chicago Covering The Years 1943 Through 1962.
Some Of It You May Have Heard, Some Of
It Perhaps Not.
Enjoy It All!
| Title | Artist | Album | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweet Woman | Albert King | Chicago Fine Boogie | 1953 |
| Nothing But The Blues | Eddie Boyd | Chicago Vol 2 Sweet Home Chicago | 1960 |
| Eight Ball | Gus Jenkins | Chicago Vol 2 Sweet Home Chicago | 1953 |
| Worried Life Blues | Johnnie Jones | Rare Chicago Blues (1962-1968) | 1968 |
| Evil-Hearted Woman Blues | Johnny Shines | Chicago Vol 2 Sweet Home Chicago | 1946 |
| Blue Midnight | Little Walter | Chicago Fine Boogie | 1952 |
| Rusty Dusty | Dusty Brown | Chicago Fine Boogie | 1955 |
| Country Boy | Freddy Waters | Essential Chicago Blues | 1955 |
| Tomorrow Will Be Too Late (Alt Take) | Homer Harris | Chicago Vol 2 Sweet Home Chicago | 1946 |
| Sittin' On Top Of The World | Howlin' Wolf | The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions | |
| Do The Thing | Jimmy Reed | Chicago Fine Boogie | 1957 |
| Five Spot (Instrumental) | Otis Spann | Chicago Vol 2 Sweet Home Chicago | 1954 |
| Ugly Man Blues | Robert Pete Williams | Rare Chicago Blues (1962-1968) | 1963 |
| Don't Start Me Talkin' | Sonny Boy Williamson (Alex Miller) | Essential Chess Blues (Not Now) | 1955 |
| I Done You Wrong | Sunnyland Slim | Chicago Fine Boogie | 1954 |
| Spoonful | Willie Dixon | I Am The Blues | |
| That's Alright Mama | Arthur Crudup | The Blues: The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection - [Disc 2] | |
| Date Bait | Blue Smitty | Chicago Fine Boogie | 1952 |
| Sit and Cry (The Blues) | Buddy Guy | Essential Chicago Blues | 1955 |
| Can't Stop Lovin' | Elmore James | A Proper Introduction To | 1952 |
Number of items: 20
August 14, 2019