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Recorded between 1961 and 1995. Includes liner notes by Justin O'Brien.
This 17-track collection runs from 1961 to 1995, a good 30-plus years of the label's existence. As such, it covers just about every strain of blues guitar that has ever appeared on Delmark. With standout tracks from Big Joe Williams, Magic Sam (an unreleased live track from 1968), Luther Allison, J.B. Hutto, Robert Jr. Lockwood, Junior Wells with Buddy Guy, Lonnie Brooks, and Lurrie Bell, this is a really nice overview of Chicago blues guitar-oriented recordings covering a good three decades of important music. Highly recommended. ~ Cub Koda
feat. Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Luther Allison, Robert Lockwood Jr., Big Joe Williams, Sleep John Estes, Lonnie Brooks, Lurrie Bell, Jimmy Johnson + a never before released live Magic Sam song
Recording information: Chicago, IL (02/09/1994).
Compilation producers: Robert G. Koester, Scott Dirks.
Engineers include: Ralph Bass.
Down Beat (5/97, p.73) - 3 Stars (out of 5) - "...If nothing else, the road from [country blues] to [urban blues] demonstrates how broad [label owner Bob] Koester's interests range, and how complex the history of Chicago blues guitar really is." Blues Guitar Greats Music Blues Guitar Greats Songs | 1. | Down in the Bottoms - Big Joe Williams |
| 2. | Government Money - Sleepy John Estes |
| 3. | I Don't Want No Woman - Magic Sam |
| 4. | Five Long Years - Luther Allison |
| 5. | If You Change Your Mind - J.B. Hutto |
| 6. | Chitlins con Carne - Jimmy Dawkins |
| 7. | I Walked All Night - Mighty Joe Young |
| 8. | Lockwood's Boogie - Robert Lockwood, Jr. |
| 9. | Trouble Don't Last Always - Junior Wells |
| 10. | So Many Roads, So Many Trains - Otis Rush |
| 11. | Crash Head on into Love - Lonnie Brooks |
| 12. | Strange How I Miss You - Jimmy Johnson |
| 13. | Why's Life Got to Be This Way - Floyd McDaniel & the Blues Swingers |
| 14. | Someday After Awhile (You'll Be Sorry) - Barkin' Bill |
| 15. | West Side Stroll - Dave Specter & The Bluebirds |
| 16. | West Side Woman - Lurrie Bell |
| 17. | Mean Mistreater - Johnny B. Moore |
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