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Chicago Blues Session, Vol. 12
(1998)
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John Brim & Pinetop Perkins
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Barbecue Blues
(1998)
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Various Artists
Barbecue Blues relies on a cutesy concept -- it contains nothing but blues and R&B songs about food, barbeques and appetites -- but it works surprsingly well, mainly because most of the featured artists are excellent. Surprisingly, the compilers decided to bypass modern electric blues for classic female blues, jump blues, classic R&B and country ...
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The Blues, Vol. 6 [Chess/MCA]
(1991)
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Going beyond the slim selection and hits-biased format of previous volumes, Chess delivers with this 16-track collection of blues rarities from the '50s. And where label mainstays like Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf dominated earlier discs, this go 'round features a balanced mix heavy on the obscure likes of Rocky Fuller and Blue Smitty; others, ...
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Hand Me Down Blues Chicago Style
(1990)
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One of the finest 1950s Chicago Blues compilations in existence, taken from the vaults of Parrot-Blue Lake Records. Unissued sides and rare singles create an incredible ambience here. Essential listening. Cub Koda, All Music Guide
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Chess Blues Guitar: Two Decades of Killer Fretwork, 1949-1969
(1998)
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This 45-song, two-disc collection is subtitled "two decades of killer fretwork," and never was a set so aptly described. Chess Records was the home to seemingly every hot guitar player in the Chicago area, and many of them make their appearance here. Besides the usual label guitar hotshots (Muddy Waters, Jimmy Rogers, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, ...
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Chess Blues-Rock Songbook: The Classic Originals
(1997)
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While Chess Records' legacy as a dominating and shaping force on rock & roll is well chronicled, you don't really get the full range of it until you're ultimately confronted with the music itself. This two-disc, 36-track compilation drives that point home with an almost numbing intensity. Whether they're blues tunes that have been covered so many ...
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House Rockin' Blues
(1995)
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Compilations of vintage Chess material seem to be plentiful these days, but this excellent collection of strictly uptempo material should not be passed by at any cost. With a healthy 27 tracks aboard, the highlights are numerous with the label's stars and second stringers like Howlin' Wolf, J.B. Lenoir, John Brim, Billy Boy Arnold, Bo Diddley, ...
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Chicago Blues of the 1950's
(1997)
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This compilation gathers some of the seldom-anthologized blues rarities of the era as originally issued on the Cobra, JOB, ABCO and Chief labels in Chicago. Kicking off with both sides of Guitar Shorty's Cobra single ("Irma Lee" and "You Don't Treat Me Right"), the first half delves into the Cobra catalog to bring tracks by Lee Jackson, Clarence ...
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Hipsters, Zoots & Wingtips, Vol. 2: The Original Swingers
(1999)
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The successor to the debut installment The '90s Swingers, this album of '40s and '50s swing includes classics like "Cadillac Boogie" by Jimmy Liggins, "Caldonia" by Louis Jordan, "Hit That Jive, Jack" by Nat King Cole and "Tippin' In" by Erskine Hawkins. Not all the tracks are the best original swingers available, but each is a solid example of ...
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Whose Muddy Shoes [Japan Bonus Tracks]
(2004)
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Elmore James/John Brim
Elmore James had recorded a session for Chess in 1953 before settling down with the Bihari Brothers and again in 1960, shortly before starting his final recordings for Bobby Robinson's Fire, Fury and Enjoy labels. This collects up all of them on CD with the bonus addition of an alternate take of "The Sun Is Shining," which can be interpreted as a ...
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Chicago Slickers, Vol. 2 (1948-1955)
(1999)
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