Saturday, December 5, 2009

Little WALTER - Confessin' The Blues 1974


Little WALTER - Confessin' The Blues 1974

Blues

Although this reads as a seventies release, these are tracks recorded between 1953 and 1959, with one sixties track.
On vinyl, Chess Vintage series, it sounds big, bold and beautiful.
This is the best blues album of my modest collection of about 40 great blues LPs. The musicians on these tracks are the who's who of blues (incl. Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Otis Spann, Buddy Guy, Louis Myers, David Myers, Fred Below).
Not a duff track. And, of course, Little Walter is the harmonica player who, as the liner notes state: "was the most innovative, fluent, inventive and powerful player ever to handle the instrument."
Makes me so ecstatic I'm gonna wrap it and give it to myself for Christmas.
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Little Walter- (Harmonica, Vocals)
Otis Spann, Lafayette Leake- (Piano)
Muddy Waters- (Slide Guitar)
Willie Dixon, Jack Myers- (Bass)
Buddy Guy, Robert Lockwood, Jimmy Rogers- (Guitar)
Freddy Robinson, Louis Myers, Dave Myers- (Guitar)
Jarrett Gibson- (Baritone Sax)
Billy Stepney, George Cook, Fred Below- (Drums)
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A1. It Ain't Right  
A2. Rocker  
A3. I Got to Find My Baby  
A4. Lights Out  
A5. One More Chance With You  
A6. Crazy Legs  
A7. Temperature
 
B1. I Got to Go  
B2. Crazy Mixed-Up World  
B3. Quarter to Twelve  
B4. Confessin' the Blues  
B5. The Toddle
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