The dark impact left behind by a Chicago blues giant.
Commonly known as the "Rocking Chair" album, this is one of the most important albums in the history of blues.
His wild, menacing raspy voice and sharp guitar playing create a primal energy. His sound, which many rock artists look up to as their mentor, conveys the primal power of music to the present day.
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A:
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1)
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Shake For Me
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2)
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The Red Rooster
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3)
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You'll Be Mine
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4)
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Who's Been Talkin'
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5)
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Wang-Dang Doodle
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6)
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Little Baby
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B:
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1)
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Spoonful
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2)
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Going Down Slow
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3)
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Down In The Bottom
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4)
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Back Door Man
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5)
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Howlin' For My Baby
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6)
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Tell Me
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Written-By - W. Dixon
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Liner Notes - Ralph Bass
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Producer - Ralph Bass
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Engineer - Ron Malo
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Cover - Don Bronstein
