Howlin' Wolf - 30 Most Slow Blues (2017)

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Howlin' Wolf - 30 Most Slow Blues (2017)

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01. Coon on the Moon
02. Louise
03. Speak Now Woman
04. Trying to Forget You
05. Sitting on Top of the World
06. Stop Using Me
07. I Ain't Superstitious
08. All My Life
09. My Baby Walked Off
10. My Country Sugar Mama
11. Goin' Down Slow
12. Watergate Blues
13. Chocolate Drop
14. Can't Stay Here
15. Color And Kind
16. Bluebird
17. Dorothy Mae
18. Tell Me What I've Done
19. Moanin' At Midnight
20. My Last Affair
21. Smokestack Lightning
22. Sweet Woman (I Got a Woman)
23. Decoration Day
24. California Blues
25. Oh Red
26. No Place To Go
27. Evil
28. I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime)
29. How Many More Years
30. Built for Comfort

 

Blues singer, guitarist, harmonica player. A key figure in bridging the early Delta Blues with the more modern Electric Blues. His tutelage on the Mississippi Delta included guitar and showmanship from Charley Patton and harmonica teachings from Sonny Boy Williamson . By the end of the 1930's he was a fixture on the Southern Club scene. He was inducted into the U.S. Army on April 9, 1941 and discharged on November 3, 1943. He then moved near West Memphis, Arkansas. In 1948 he formed a band which included guitarists Willie Johnson & Matt "Guitar" Murphy, harmonica player Little Junior Parker, and drummer Willie Steele. In 1951, Sam Phillips recorded several songs by Howlin' Wolf at his Memphis Recording Service, and he became a local celebrity. After Leonard Chess secured his contract, The Wolf relocated to Chicago in 1952. It was in Chicago that his legendary status was secured. Playing with prominent blues musicians such as Willie Dixon, Jimmy Rogers and his longtime guitarist Hubert Sumlin, his everchanging lineups remained stellar thanks in part to Burnetts' admirable policies of paying his musicians well and on time, even including unemployment insurance and Social Security contributions, basically unheard of among his peers. Over the years many of his songs have been interpreted by rock bands, including "Little Red Rooster", "Back Door Man", "Killing Floor", & "Spoonful". Howlin Wolf, with his Memphis and Chicago recordings, his status and influence, surely is one of the vital links between Blues and Rock.

Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1991 (Early Influence). ---discogs.com

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