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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0076732938928
Label: Chess
Manufacturer: Chess
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Chess
Release Date: August 26, 1997
Studio: Chess
Sales Rank: 203911
Disc 1:- (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man - Dixon, Willie
- Mother Earth - Memphis Slim
- I Don't Know - Mabon, Willie
- Sugar Mama - Hooker, John Lee
- 24 Hours - Boyd, Eddie
- Ice Cream Man - Brim, John
- Jock-A-Mo - Crawford, James "Su
- Wang Dang Doodle - Dixon, Willie
- I Just Want to Make Love to You - Dixon, Willie
- Reconsider Baby - Fulson, Lowell
- Eisenhower Blues - Lenoir, J.B.
- My Babe - Dixon, Willie
- I'm a Man - Diddley, Bo
- The Seventh Son - Dixon, Willie
- See You Later, Alligator - Guidry, Robert
- Trouble No More - Waters, Muddy
- Roll over Beethoven - Berry, Chuck
- Who Do You Love? - McDaniel, Elias
Disc 2:- Rock & Roll Music - Berry, Chuck
- Walking by Myself - Lane, James A.
- Mona - Diddley, Bo
- Johnny B. Goode - Berry, Chuck
- Susie-Q - Hawkins, Dale
- Memphis - Berry, Chuck
- Back in the U.S.A. - Berry, Chuck
- Back Door Man - Dixon, Willie
- Madison Blues - James, Elmore
- Spoonful - Dixon, Willie
- You Shook Me - Dixon, Willie
- The Red Rooster - Dixon, Willie
- Bring It on Home - Dixon, Willie
- Help Me - Williamson, Sonny B
- Hi-Heel Sneakers - Higginbotham, Rober
- Killing Floor - Burnett, Chester Ar
- More and More - Vee, Pea
- Tell Mama - Carter, Clarence
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Don't be a dummy. Any fool knows the brothers Chess, Leonard and what's his name virtually wrote the book when it comes to Chicago Blues. It's a no brainer. Now I ask you, where else do you find a more classic lineup of stars? From Muddy to Wolf, from Little Milton to Buddy Guy, John Lee to JB, (Lenoir that is) And let's not forget Willie Dixon and Bo Diddley and so many more.
And what about the songs from Hi Heel Sneekers to Mona, to Suzie Q to I Just Want To Make Love To You.......to Sweet Little Sixteen to Trouble No More..........Well you know the rest. Afterall the title of the record is Blues-Rock Songbook......That says it all....So don't be a dummy...All right?
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This is no mere publishing sampler. "The Classic Originals" gathers 36 of the very best blues and early rock n' roll singles cut at the legendary Chess studios in Chicago, and it provides the perfect introduction to men like Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and numerous other recording artists from the 50s and 60s.
And these are not just the obvious choices that any compiler with an ounce of insight could have made. There are numerous lesser-known songs here which are just as magnificent as "Hoochie Coochie Man" or "Johnny B. Goode", like Elmore James' gritty, slide guitar driven "Madison Blues", Willie Mabon's swinging "The Seventh Son", or pianist Eddie Boyd's slow blues "24 Hours".
Howlin' Wolf is represented by four ... Read More:
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Most fans of classic rock forget how very, very close it is and came from the blues and R & B. This is a great place to find that out if you don't really know. Chess records places songs from their collection on this 2 disk set that are used for the basis for rock tunes to come. It even lists which bands covered or used these songs in the booklet.
Forgetting that, this is a great bunch of music with some TRUE classics on it. Great introduction to some classic blues as well.
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