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1966 was a banner year for Hutto and his Hawks -- in addition to laying down the lion's share of his killer Delmark album, the slide master also waxed a similarly incendiary set for Pete Welding's Testament logo. Vicious versions of "Pet Cream Man," "Lulubelle's Here," and "Bluebird" are but a few of its charms, with Big Walter Horton's unmistakable harp winding through the proceedings. ~ Bill Dahl
Liner Note Author: Pete Welding.
Recording information: One-Derful Studios, Chicago, IL (06/1966).
Compilation producers: Frank Scott, Bruce Bromberg.
Personnel: J.B. Hutto (vocals, guitar); Johnny Young (guitar); Big Walter Horton (harmonica); Fred Below (drums).
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