1937-1940, Vol. 2 (2005) more music like this

by Big Bill Broonzy

The second volume in JSP's Big Bill Broonzy retrospective is four discs long, covering the bluesman's years in Chicago and New York. What is astonishing is that there are 100 tracks here. While it's true that there are many alternate takes for the sake of the historical record, nonetheless, when combined with volume one, this accounts for a ...

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Chicago Calling (1999) more music like this

by Big Bill Broonzy

Before the rise of Muddy Waters in the 1940s, no artist was more important to the Chicago blues than Big Bill Broonzy. His roots were the country blues of the Mississippi Delta, but when he moved to the Windy City, the singer/guitarist developed a tougher, more muscular and robust approach that had a major impact on Waters and many other Chicago ...

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Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 9 (1939) (1992) more music like this

by Big Bill Broonzy

During the latter half of 1939, blues guitarist/singer Big Bill Broonzy was near the height of his fame and was recording quite prolifically. For the ninth of 11 Document CDs in the comprehensive Broonzy series, he is joined throughout by pianist Joshua Altheimer and either bassist Ransom Knowling (the first nine numbers) or drummer Fred Williams. ...

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I Feel So Good (1995) more music like this

by Big Bill Broonzy

It is hard enough to find a comprehensive collection of Big Bill Broonzy's music, much less a smaller one that covers most of the bases. This 22-track set, with 18 of his compositions, showcases many of his best-known tunes from an acoustic on-the-porch approach, and there are a few that saddle up to a more jazzy aesthetic. Among the top-drawer ...

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Good Boy (2005) more music like this

by Big Bill Broonzy

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