Best Of Chicago Blues CD

Best Of Chicago Blues Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $2.79)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Blues Collections, Chicago Blues, Oldies Collections, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	Vanguard
Orig Year	1973
All Time Sales Rank	85807
CD Universe Part number	1016939
Catalog number	1/2
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 25, 1990
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Sam Charters (Compilation)
Recording Time	69 minutes

Best Of Chicago Blues Songs

	1.	Love Me or Leave Me - Jimmy Cotton Blues Quartet
	2.	Next Time You See Me - Jimmy Cotton
	3.	Spann's Stomp - Otis Spann
	4.	One Room Country Shack - Buddy Guy
	5.	That's the Truth - J.B. Hutto & The Hawks
	6.	Somebody Been Talkin' - Homesick James & His Dusters
	7.	I Had a Dream Last Night - Buddy Guy
	8.	When My Baby Left Me - Junior Wells
	9.	Sweet Little Angel - Buddy Guy
	10.	Rocket 88 - Jimmy Cotton Blues Quartet
	11.	Mule Kicking in My Stall - Otis Spann
	12.	Blues Keep Falling, The - Jimmy Cotton Blues Quartet
	13.	Rockin' My Boogie - Memphis Charlie/Big Walter Horton
	14.	S.P. Blues - Otis Spann's South Side Piano
	15.	Five Long Years - Junior Wells
	16.	Checking on My Baby - Junior Wells
	17.	Some Day - Otis Spann
	18.	Stealin' Back - Johnny Young
	19.	Tobacco Road - Junior Wells

Best Of Chicago Blues Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Don't miss out on this
Great collection
Submitted by Chris (Glen Ellyn, IL, USA)
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