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Chicago Blues Sessions (vol. 1 - 36)Category: audio Size: 0 Kb Rating: 0 Source: http://warezraid.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5359 Cache: Chicago Blues Sessions Vol. 1 - Boston Blackie & Otis 'Big Smokey' Smothers  Info: Features tracks by Boston Blackie recorded in 1992 and by Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers in 1984. Personnel: Beanie Joe "Boston Blackie" Houston Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers (vocals, guitar) Eddie "Big Town Playboy" Taylor Luther Adams (guitar) Birmingham Jones (harmonica) Willie Kent, Michael Riley (bass) Tim Taylor, Cleo Williams (drums) Recorded at Odyssey Sound Studio, Chicago, Illinois on August 8, 1984 and ACME Recording, Chicago, Illinois on January 29, 1992. Includes liner notes by JoAnne Larson, Richard Shazvin & Sam Burkhardt. Release Date: 05/01/2001 Type: Performer Genre: Blues Subgenre: Guitar Label: Wolf Distributor: Bayside Record Dist. Producer: John Primer; Willie Kent Original Release Year: 2001 # of Discs: 1 Studio/Live: Studio Mono/Stereo: Stereo Runtime: 63 minutes Songlist: 01 - I Can't Judge Nobody - Otis Smothers 02 - Hello Little Schoolgirl - Otis Smothers 03 - Sad Sad Day - Otis Smothers 04 - Do The Thing - Otis Smothers 05 - ABC Blues - Boston Blackie 06 - Louise - Boston Blackie 07 - Hey Baby - Boston Blackie 08 - How Much More Long - Boston Blackie 09 - Give Me Back That Way - Otis Smothers 10 - Blues All Day Long - Otis Smothers 11 - I've Been Drinking Muddy Water - Otis Smothers 12 - ABC Blues Take 2 - Boston Blackie 13 - Find Me Another Babe - Boston Blackie Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 115 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/48809198/cbs1pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/48810464/cbs1pmw.part2.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol 02  Album: Chicago Blues Harmonica Info: Chicago Blues Harmonica appeals most to harp fans who are intent on having something from every practitioner of the instrument. Producers: Wolf Records (tracks 1-2, 4-17); Ron Bartolucci (track 3). Engineers: Heinz Reifenauer (tracks 1-2); Mike Rasfield, Paul Smith (tracks 4-6); Paul Smith (tracks 7-12, 17); Ed Cody (tracks 13-16). Tracks 1-2 recorded in Vienna in October 1979. Tracks 3-17 recorded in Chicago between 1960 and 1994. Performance Credits- Billy Branch - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer James Cotton - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer Eddie Taylor - Guitar Homesick James Williamson - Guitar Willie Kent - Bass Phil Guy - Guitar John Primer - Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Snooky Pryor - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer Lester Davenport - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer William Davies - Guitar ' Detroit Junior - Piano Johnny B. Moore - Guitar Little Mack Simmons - Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer Golden Big Wheeler - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer Jake Dawson - Guitar Dusty Brown - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer Birmingham Jones - Harp, Vocals, Track Performer Luther "Slim" Adams - Guitar Technical Credits - Ed Cody - Engineer Michael Rasfeld - Engineer Brett J. Bonner - Liner Notes Ron Bartolucci - Producer Harald Ergott - Cover Design Paul Smith - Engineer Paul "Scooby" Smith - Engineer Songlist: 01 - Look What You Doin' To Me - Snooky Pryor 02 - You Better Keep The Arms Around Me - Snooky Pryor 03 - Decoration Day - James Cotton 04 - Let's Go Party - Lester Davenport 05 - She's 41 Years Old - Lester Davenport 06 - When My Troubles End - Lester Davenport 07 - I'm Ready - Golden 'Big' Wheeler 08 - Dirty Blues - Golden 'Big' Wheeler 09 - Say You Love Me - Dusty Brown 10 - Hey Baby - Dusty Brown 11 - He Don't Love You - Dusty Brown 12 - Come Back To Me - Little Mac Simmons 13 - Don't Slam That Door - Birmingham Jones 14 - My Little Girl - Birmingham Jones 15 - I Was Wondering - Birmingham Jones 16 - Strange City - Birmingham Jones 17 - Take You Down Town - Billy Branch Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 124 mb mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/48920365/cbs2pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/48922264/cbs2pmw.part2.rar Chicago Blues Sessions - Vol. 3  Artist: Magic Slim and the Tear Drops Format: CD Release Date: 2000 Record Label: Wolf Genre: Blues, Chicago Blues Personnel includes: Magic Slim (vocals, guitar); John Primer (guitar); Christian Dozzler (piano); Nick Holt (bass); Nate Applewhite, Michael Scott, Timothy Taylor (drums); Douglas Holt, Jr. Pettis. Recorded at WRDE - Jonghe Studio, Chicago, Illinois. Track Listing 1. Mama Talk To Your Daugther 2. Bad Avenue 3. Gambler 4. So Easy To Love You 5. I Got Money 6. Ai'nt That Nice 7. I'm Good 8. Bad Luck 9. Think 10. She Moves Me 11. Moon Is Full, The Download (96.7 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/49048905/cbs3pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49050382/cbs3pmw.part2.rar Chicago Blues Sessions - Vol. 4 - Nora Lee  Info: Title: Chicago Blues Session, Vol. 4: Nora Lee Artist: Alabama Jr. Pettis & The Teardrops Label: Wolf Released: June 17, 1998 Genre: Blues Length: 49:20 Discs: 1 Street Date: Jun 02, 1998 Studio/Live: Studio Mono/Stereo: Mixed Performance Credits- Alabama Pettis Jr. - Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals, Primary Artist Magic Slim - Guitar, Vocals John Primer - Guitar Nick Holt - Bass Michael Rasfeld - Recorder Christian Dozzler - Piano Timothy Taylor - Drums Paul Smith - Recorder Daniel Gugolz - Piano Technical Credits- Alabama Pettis Jr. - Producer Beverly Zeldin - Producer, Liner Notes Hannes Folterbauer - Producer Songlist: 01 - Nora Lee 02 - She Don't Love Me 03 - I'm a Lover 04 - She's Trying to Get Back 05 - Worried Blues 06 - I'm Mad 07 - Heart Fixin' Blues 08 - Blues Is a Feeling 09 - Oh Baby 10 - Poor Man Blues 11 - Bad Luck Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 89.8 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/49263976/cbs4pmw.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol. 5 - Lonesome Blues Info: Very few young Chicago bluesmen bring the depth and knowledge of tradition to the table that Johnny B. Moore does. His sound is a slightly contemporized version of what's been going down on the West side for decades, emblazoned with Moore's sparkling rhythmic lead guitar lines and growling vocals. Moore first met the legendary Jimmy Reed in Clarksdale, when he was only eight years old. By the time he was 13 or so, Moore was sharing a bandstand or two with Reed up in Chicago. Letha Jones, widow of piano great Johnny Jones, took an interest in Moore's musical development, spinning stacks of blues wax for the budding guitarist. Moore joined Koko Taylor's Blues Machine in 1975, touring and recording with the Chicago blues queen (on her 1978 LP for Alligator, The Earthshaker). He went out on his own around the turn of the '80s, waxing a fine 1987 album for B.L.U.E.S. RB, Hard Times, that impressively spotlighted his versatility. After some rough spots, Moore is now more visible than ever on the Chicago circuit, with two new albums (one for Austrian Wolf, the other, Live at Blue Chicago, for Delmark). In addition to playing as a leader, Moore is likely to turn up on local stages as a sideman behind everyone from Mary Lane and Karen Carroll to rock-solid bassist Willie Kent. If Johnny B. Moore isn't a star in the making, there's no justice in the blues world. Performance Credits- Johnny B. Moore - Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Eddie Taylor - Guitar Willie Ken - tBass Lester Davenport - Harp Willie Davis - Guitar Will Davis - Guitar Technical Credits- Paul Smith - Engineer Johnny B. Moore - Producer Michael Rasfeld - Engineer Beverly Zeldin - Liner Notes Harald Ergott - Cover Design Hannes Folterbauer - Producer Songlist: 01 - Knocking At Your Door 02 - Lonesome Blues 03 - No Good Woman Blues 04 - Blues Medley 05 - I'm Gonna Miss You 06 - Mean Mistreater 07 - Evening Sun 08 - Sacrifice 09 - Pretty Mama 10 - Up Side The Wall Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 90.2 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/49447422/cbs5pmw.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol. 6 Info: Chicago Blues Session Vol. 6 - Poor Man's Blues: John Primer Poor Man Blues: Chicago Blues Session, Vol. 6 showcases the exceptional guitar skills of John Primer, who long served as a guitarist for Muddy Waters and Magic Slim. Primer falls somewhere between the two, turning out tough Chicago blues fueled by his biting slide guitar. His original songs aren't particularly interesting, but they function as good vehicles for exciting jams. In the end, Primer might not add anything new to Chicago blues, but he has a great time playing, and it sure is fun to listen to him play. Credits: Billy Branch Harmonica Michael Coleman Guitar Leo Davis Piano Andrea Folterbauer Photography Hannes Folterbauer Producer Ernst Greindl Photography Daniel Gugolz Liner Notes James Harrington Drums Nick Holt Bass Magic Slim Guitar Alex Munkas Mixing Dr. Herbert Pessiak Photography Junior Pettis Guitar Jerry Porter Drums John Primer Guitar, Vocals, Producer K.H. Rosenzopf Layout Design Beverly Zeldin Liner Notes Songlist: 01 - Add a Little Touch 02 - Smile in Your Face 03 - Poor Man Blues 04 - If I Could Hold You in My Arms 05 - Hiding Place 06 - I'm a Blues Man 07 - My Eyes Keep Me in Trouble 08 - My Baby Don't Love Me 09 - Try My Lovin' 10 - Corrine 11 - Forgive Not Forget Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 98.9 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/49651487/cbs6pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49653338/cbs6pmw.part2.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol. 7 Info: Chicago Blues Session Vol. 7 - Bonnie Lee - I'm Good Artist: Bonnie Lee Bio: Bonnie Lee was a longtime fixture of Chicago's contemporary blues scene as well as one of the last surviving links to its postwar heyday. Born Jessie Lee Frealls on June 11, 1931, in Bunkie, LA, Lee grew up in Beaumont, TX, where she studied piano and sang in her church's choir. Gospel singer Lillian Ginn was sufficiently impressed to extend an invitation to join her on tour, but Lee's mother refused to grant her permission. As a teen Lee nevertheless toured the South as a member of the Famous Georgia Minstrels, befriending blues legends Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown and Big Mama Thornton along the way. She relocated to Chicago in 1958, hitching a ride with a delivery van driver and settling at the West Side apartment of an aunt. After toiling in anonymity as a singer and dancer, in 1960 Lee signed to J. Mayo Williams' Ebony label to cut her debut single, "Sad and Evil Woman," credited at Williams' insistence to Bonnie "Bombshell" Lane, a moniker she reportedly despised. The single fared poorly, and Lee continued touring the Chicago jazz and blues club circuit, developing a potent voice as earthy as it was electrifying. Family obligations forced her to retire from music during the middle of the decade, but in 1967 she resurfaced alongside the legendary pianist Sunnyland Slim, a longtime confederate of Muddy Waters. Lee regularly opened for Slim in the years that followed, becoming a legend on the North Side blues circuit via residencies at clubs including Wise Fools, B.L.U.E.S., and Blue Chicago. In the late '70s, she also cut a handful of singles for Slim's own Airway label. Lee also enjoyed a decade-long collaboration with renowned bassist Willie Kent, during which time she recorded the 1995 Delmark LP Sweetheart of the Blues as well as the 1998 Wolf Records set I'm Good. In addition, she contributed to myriad compilations, most notably Women of Blue Chicago and Chicago's Finest Blues Ladies. Health problems nevertheless plagued Lee throughout the latter half of her life, and she died September 7, 2006, at the age of 75. Release Date: 1/17/98 Label: Wolf Time: 43m 6s Credits: Luther "Slim" Adams Guitar Will Davis Guitar Andrea Folterbauer Photography Hannes Folterbauer Producer, Photography James Fraher Photography Ernst Greindl Photography Willie Kent Bass, Producer Bonnie Lee Vocals, Producer, Liner Notes Magic Slim Guitar Johnny B. Moore Guitar, Producer Alex Munkas Mixing John Primer Guitar K.H. Rosenzopf Artwork Paul Smith Producer Songlist: 01 - I'm Good 02 - Fast Life 03 - Summer Is Gone 04 - Sad And Evil Woman 05 - You Got Me Running 06 - I Love You Baby 07 - Tryin' To Make A Livin' 08 - Got The Blues 09 - Bye, Bye, Baby 10 - I Need Someone 11 - I've Got A Man Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 85.1 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/49759429/cbs7pmw.rar Chicago Blues Session - Vol. 08 - From West Helena to Chicago  Info: Chicago Blues Session Vol 08 - From West Helena to Chicago Songlist: 01 - West Helena Blues - Honeyboy Edwards 02 - Drop Down Mama - Honeyboy Edwards 03 - Build Myself a Cave - Honeyboy Edwards 04 - Little Boy Blue - Honeyboy Edwards 05 - Sweet Home Chicago - Honeyboy Edwards 06 - Bring Your Fine Self Home - Magic Slim 07 - Mojo Hand - John Primer 08 - My Sister Taught Me - Eddie C Campbell 09 - Rock Me - Eddie C Campbell 10 - Just Walking - Eddie C Campbell 11 - Last Affair - Eddie C Campbell 12 - Jump, Jump, Jump - Eddie C Campbell 13 - Straighten Up Woman - Johnny B Moore 14 - Memphis Bound - Johnny B Moore Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 91.3 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/50263075/cbs8pmw.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol 09 - Various Artists - Teardrops Blues Jam  Info: Album Credits Alex Munkas Drums, Engineer, Mixing Joachim Palden Piano Alabama Pettis, Jr. Performer Junior Pettis Guitar Michael Rasfeld Engineer James Fraher Photography, Cover Photo Beverly Zeldin Photography Kurt Hriczucsah Artwork, Layout Design Wolfgang Opratko Mixing Hannes Folterbauer Producer, Liner Notes Mike Scott Drums Paul Smith Engineer, Mixing Dr. Herbert Pessiak Photography Paul "Scooby" Smith Engineer, Mixing The Teardrops Main Performer Jerry Porter Drums John Primer Guitar Nate Applewhite Drums Nick Holt Bass Earl Howell Drums Magic Slim Guitar Songlist: 01 - What Makes a Man Go Crazy - Nick Holt 02 - Need Some Good Lovin' - Nick Holt 03 - Five Long Years - Nick Holt 04 - Sweet Papa John - Earl Howell 05 - Hey Baby, Can't You See What Your Doin to Me - Magic Slim 06 - Red House - Magic Slim 07 - Whole Lotta Lovin' - Magic Slim 08 - Crawling King Snake - John Primer 09 - Somebody Have Mercy - John Primer 10 - Boat Dock - John Primer 11 - Blues Is a Feeling - Alabama Pettis, Jr 12 - Tramp - Alabama Pettis, Jr Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 97.5 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/50266756/cbs9pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/50267688/cbs9pmw.part2.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol 10 - Magic Slim & Nick Holt 1994  Info: From three separate sessions held in Chicago in 1986, 1987, and 1989, this captures Slim and the Teardrops at the top of their game. The bulk of this disc emanates from a 1986 session held at the radio station WRDE, catching the combo raw and wild on nice readings of "Mama Talk to Your Daughter," "Bad Avenue," "Gambler," and "Ain't That Nice." These tracks are simply loaded with stinging guitar from Slim and John Primer and it's Primer contributing the lead vocals on "Think" and "She Moves Me." A hot session that's pretty representative of their down-home sound. Performance Credits Magic Slim & the Teardrops Primary Artist Magic Slim Guitar, Vocals Jerry Porter Drums John Primer Guitar, Vocals Nick Holt Guitar, Vocals Michael Scott Drums Michael Scott Drums Technical Credits Magic Slim Producer Nick Holt Producer Alex Munkas Engineer Hannes Folterbauer Producer, Liner Notes Paul Smith Engineer Daniel Gugolz Liner Notes Songlist: 01 - Bad Boy 02 - You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had 03 - If It Is Too Late 04 - Before You Accuse Me 05 - Driftin' Blues 06 - Everybody In Town 07 - How Much More Long 08 - How Unlucky Can A Man Be 09 - That Will Never Do 10 - Dust My Broom Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 83.6 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/50270522/cbs10pmw.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol 11 - Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis  Info: A prot g of John Lee Hooker, Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis was a Chicago blues institution throughout the latter half of the 20th century. Born Charles W. Thompson on March 2, 1925 in Tippo, Mississippi, he learned to play guitar from Hooker while still a teenager, developing an insistent single-chord technique similar to that of his mentor. Davis and Hooker regularly gigged together in Detroit throughout the 1940s, with the former settling in Chicago early the next decade. There he became a fixture of the West Side's Maxwell Street marketplace area, performing his distinctive brand of traditional Mississippi blues amidst the daily hustle-and-bustle of local merchants and shoppers. In the wake of the folk-blues revival of the early '60s, he recorded the LP Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis for Elektra, and although a fine showcase for his powerful guitar skills and provocative vocals, it failed to make much impact outside of purist circles. Davis continued to record sporadically in the decades that followed, and remained a constant West Side presence prior to his death on December 28, 1995 Credits: Hannes Folterbauer Photography, Producer Jimmy Davis Guitar, Vocals, Main Performer Michael Frank Photography, Producer Paul Smith Engineer Jimmie Davis Guitar, Vocals, Main Performer Alex Munkas Mixing Lester Davenport Harp Jay Shilliday Engineer Paul Andrew Smith Engineer Daniel Gugolz Liner Notes Andrea Folterbauer Layout Assistance, Layout Design Kansas City Red Drums Timothy Taylor Drums Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis Main Performer Songlist: 01 - Men's A Fool 02 - Two Trains Running 03 - Dry In The Dark 04 - I've Been A Fool A Long Time 05 - That's All Right 06 - In Your Bedroom 07 - One-Eyed Woman 08 - Going Upstairs 09 - Jimmy Davis Blues 10 - Big Leg Woman 11 - Dust My Broom Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 77.8 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/50273709/cbs11pmw.rar Chicago Blues Session Vol 12 - John Brim & Pinetop Perkins  Info: This album features 4 songs by Brim and 5 from Perkins from two different 1989 sessions, plus a couple of late 70's tracks from the Brim family. Brim made some wonderful recordings for various labels in the 50s but at the time of these recordings his voice was pretty shot and he sound very different to the man who recorded 30 years previously. Band accompaniments with guitarist John Primer and harmonica player Billy Branch are solid. The 5 Perkins cuts feature him accompanied by the drums of Timothy Taylor or Michael Strasse. Nice performances of mostly familiar songs like High Heel Sneakers and Drivin' Wheel. Credits: Billy Branch - Harmonica Grace Brim - Drums John Brim - Guitar, Vocals, Performer John Primer - Guitar Pinetop Perkins - Piano, Vocals, Performer Willie Kent - Bass (Electric) Songlist: 01 - I'm Gonna Let You Go 02 - Take It Easy Baby 03 - Let Me Hold You 04 - High Heel Sneakers 05 - Driving Wheel 06 - Naptown 07 - Going Down Slow 08 - Call Me Easy Papa 09 - How Long 10 - You Put The Heart On Me 11 - Movin' Out Type: mp3 at 256 kb/s Download ( 73.2 mb): Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/50323144/cbs12pmw.rar Password for all: Code: pimpmywarez.com URLs: http://rapidshare.com/files/50323144/cbs12pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/50273709/cbs11pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/50270522/cbs10pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/50267688/cbs9pmw.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/50266756/cbs9pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/50263075/cbs8pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49759429/cbs7pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49653338/cbs6pmw.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49651487/cbs6pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49447422/cbs5pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49263976/cbs4pmw.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49050382/cbs3pmw.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/49048905/cbs3pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/48922264/cbs2pmw.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/48920365/cbs2pmw.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/48810464/cbs1pmw.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/48809198/cbs1pmw.part1.rar |