50th Anniversary Reissue Cut from the Original Analog Master by Ron McMaster at Capitol Mastering
Known for his signature song "Messin' With The Kid" and masterful 1965 album Hoodoo Man Blues, Junior Wells had a big hand in pioneering the hard-driving, amplified blues harmonica style synonymous with Chicago blues. One of the great electric blues LPs of the late ‘60s, this 1968 gem features Wells in fine form on harmonica and vocals with fellow Chicago legend Buddy Guy matching his fire on lead guitar on a selection of blues standards by the likes of the Sonny Boys, Willie Dixon, and John D. Loudermilk. Wells partnership with Guy, which began in 1965, was the most significant of his career. Together they created some of the best the Chicago blues had to offer. The addition of brass, in evidence here, gave his sound a rock edge which attracted a wider audience. Back on vinyl for the first time in over 40 years, this 50th anniversary 180g LP reissue was cut from the original analog master by Ron McMaster at Capitol Mastering and comes housed in a tip-on jacket.
- Stop Breakin' Down
- Somebody's Tippin' In
- Five Long Years
- Mystery Train
- So Sad This Morning
- When My Baby Left Me
- Little By Little
- Tobacco Road
- Worried Life Blues
- I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
- You Don't Love Me