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Release Date: 11-09-2003
Label: Rough Guides
Catalog Number: RG1118-2
Barcode: 605633111828
Musical Style: World
| Disc 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sweet Old Chicago; Roosevelt Sykes [02:55] | 12 | Bad Avenue; Valerie Wellington [04:49] |
| 2 | Dust My Broom; Elmore James & Sonny Boy Williamson Williamson [02:43] | 13 | Walkin' Blues; Muddy Waters [05:48] |
| 3 | Strange Feeling; Nolan Struck [03:07] | 14 | What In The World You Goin' To Do; John Littlejohn [04:04] |
| 4 | It Must Have Been The Devil; Otis Spann [03:44] | 15 | Money (That's What I Want); John Lee Hooker [02:25] |
| 5 | I Got Rambling On My Mind #2; Otis Spann & Robert Lockwood Junior [04:04] | 16 | If I Should Have Bad Luck; Charlie Musselwhite [04:48] |
| 6 | Murderin' Blues; Robert Nighthawk [04:49] | 17 | Never Trust A Man; Koko Taylor [03:19] |
| 7 | This Is The End; Buddy Guy [02:57] | 18 | Sugar Baby; Eddy 'The Chief' Clearwater [03:50] |
| 8 | Worried Life Blues; Johnny Jones & Billy Boy Arnold [02:10] | 19 | Rollin' And Tumblin' (Part 2); Little Walter [03:13] |
| 9 | Come On In This House; Junior Wells [02:21] | 20 | I Can't Quit You Baby; Otis Rush [03:04] |
| 10 | Three Harp Boogie; James Cotton, Paul Butterfield & Billy Boy Arnold [03:25] | 21 | Sweet Home Chicago; Magic Sam [04:11] |
| 11 | Ain't Got Nobody; Hound Dog Taylor [03:30] | ||
Chicago blues has produced some of the strongest artists and musical performances in the last half of the twentieth century. A result of the stream of African-American migrants from the rural farm-based economy of the southern states, it is a musical form that thrives today through the second and third generation of performers. The Rough Guide To Chicago Blues provides a broad range of styles that evolved into the mature electric ensemble sound that is Chicago blues, delving a little deeper into some of the less-reissued performers, labels and styles, and illustrating the great and varied musical heritage that musicians repeatedly return to for inspiration and structure.