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14 tracks by legendary Chicago bluesman (Big Boy Spires, Magic Sam, Otis Rush, Freddy King) w. Chicago blues veterans Studebaker John, Jr. Creher, Twist Turner, recorded solid sender 50's style w. slide guitar, harp, etc.
Liner Note Author: George Paulus.
Recording information: Seagrape, Chicago, IL (1994).
Personnel: Rokko Jans (piano); Twist Turner (drums, percussion); Jo Armstead (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: George Paulus; Tom Haban.
Robert "Mojo" Elem Mojo Boogie! Songs | 1. | Bullets Flyin' |
| 2. | Big Fat Mama Blues |
| 3. | Fine Little Mama |
| 4. | Boll Weevil |
| 5. | So Sad to Be Lonesome |
| 6. | All Your Love |
| 7. | Short Dress Woman |
| 8. | Down So Long |
| 9. | Mojo Boogie |
| 10. | Too Much Trouble |
| 11. | Hoodoo Woman |
| 12. | It Must Have Been the Devil |
| 13. | New Year's Resolution |
| 14. | Mojo Man |
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