I'm Glad You Reconsidered - Lowell Fulson. Personnel: Muddy Waters (vocal) Little Walter (harmonica) Jimmy Rogers (guitar) Otis Spann (piano) Willie Dixon (bass) Fred Below (drums). ' Recorded in Chicago, September 1st, 1954. Originally released on Chess 1579, September 1954.Ĭredited to 'Muddy Waters and his Guitar. Lenoir (vocal, guitar) Lorenzo Smith (tenor sax) Joe Montgomery (piano) Al Galvin (drums). Originally released on Parrot 809, January 1955. Personnel: Eddie Boyd (vocal, piano) Little Sax Crowder (tenor sax) Lee Cooper (guitar), Willie Dixon (bass) Percy Walker (drums). Credited to 'Eddie Boyd and his Chess Men.' Recorded in Chicago, May 1953. Originally released on Chess 1541, May 1953. Personnel: Washboard Sam (vocal, washboard) Big Bill Broonzy (guitar) Ernest 'Big' Crawford (bass). Originally released on Chess 1545 (B side of 'Bright Eyes'), July 1953. Brown (tenor sax) Johnny Jones (piano) possibly Ransom Knowling (bass) Odie Payne (drums). Personnel: Elmore James (vocal, guitar) J.T. Originally released as 'She Just Won't Do Right' on Checker 777, July 1953. Personnel: Little Walter (harmonica) Louis Myers and David Myers (guitars) Fred Below (drums). Originally released on Checker 764 (B side of 'Mean Old World'), November 1952.Ĭredited to Little Walter and his Night Caps. Personnel: John Lee Hooker (vocal, guitar). Credited to 'John Lee Booker and his Guitar'. Originally released on Chess 1462, May 1951. Personnel: Muddy Waters (vocal, guitar) Ernest 'Big' Crawford (bass). Originally released on Chess 1426 (B side of 'Rollin' Stone'), June 1950. Personnel: Robert Nighthawk (vocal, guitar) Ernest Lane (piano) Willie Dixon (bass). Originally released as 'Black Angel Blues' by The Nighthawks on Aristocrat 2301 (B side of Annie Lee Blues), November 1949. Track details for LP1: Sweet Black Angel - Robert Nighthawk. Please note that the track listed on the sleeve as 'Reconsider Baby' by Lowell Fulson is in fact 'I'm Glad You Reconsidered' by the same artist. I ain't gonna do this for every album I post! The LP set was in decent condition, but there is a bit of 'juddering' on the final track by Little Milton.
BO DIDDLEY THE CHESS BOX RAR FILES PLUS
But here it is, the lowdown on the original single issues of these 24 tracks, plus details of who was (perhaps) playing on these recordings. Bo Diddley was born Ellas Otha Bates in Mississippi in 1928.Īs the LP cover has no information on the tracks, I did a bit of burrowing around in the Bruyninckx Discography, various LP sleeves and CD booklets, and online: Billboard (via Google Books search), and with horrendous consequences for my sanity. Bo Diddley was a highly influential American R&B singer-songwriter and guitarist, who played a key role in the laying the foundations of rock & roll.
BO DIDDLEY THE CHESS BOX RAR FILES DOWNLOAD
(found on Youtube)ĭoesn't get much funkier and low down than this gem.Click the yellow 'Download' button on the right to download the.torrent files. Then you listen to it 20 years later and think damn that was some brilliant shit. That one was memorable because everything just fit.
The tone of the harp is like the best of the tone of Sonny Boy on Chess Records. This guy Grover was some kind of recording engineering genius. It is the funkiest sound and man you never heard a tone like I got in that studio. The actual LP it's called Hayes Ware's Blues He Got A Woman. Every time I play it for anyone, they always want a copy. We had no rehearsal and this guy he played very rudimentary guitar but his songs were so original. This old guy named Grover had a little basement studio. The studio was right down the street from Theresa's. You've heard of Hip Link Chain? For a few years Hayes played bass with Hip but he also played a little guitar. Billy Branch: One memorable session that comes to mind was with Hayes Ware.
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