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Track Listings
| 1. Liverpool Drive - Chuck Berry - Chuck Berry |
| 2. Chuck's Beat - Chuck Berry - Chuck Berry |
| 3. When the Saints Go Marching In - Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley |
| 4. Bo's Beat - Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley |
| 5. Long Distance Call |
| 6. Medley |
| 7. Sweet Little Angel |
| 8. Spoonful |
| 9. Diddley Daddy |
| 10. Little Red Rooster |
| 11. Going Down Slow |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This has been a real pleasure to listen to. The music is pure bliss with the added bonus of friendly banter at times between these three talented musicians. This is simply a must have for any serious R&B fan.
By Thomas Sturt
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its mostly great! wolf steals it really everybody i know thats heard it aggrees! its a shame they did not do some new songs instead of the same old songs
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Its great to hear these legends..playing and having fun....Have bought a couple more for birthday gifts...Give it a try, you will not be disapointed
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Bought this after listening to it on radio two.
Very chilled music, good for end of evening!
May buy more for friends.
Very chilled music, good for end of evening!
May buy more for friends.
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By roy
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is the result of a collaborative session between Bo Diddley, Howlin Wolf and Muddy Waters in 1967 with Otis Spann and Hubert Sumlin
Not highly thought of at the time, like Waters' own "Folk Singer" it now seems a lot better in retrospect
Some good natured insults with both Wolf and Waters playing slide, it's got some excellent singing and playing
I'm sorry but IMHO the previous review is just plain wrong - listen to the samples or compare the tracks with Les Fancourt's Chess Blues discography to check the validity of my statement
Not highly thought of at the time, like Waters' own "Folk Singer" it now seems a lot better in retrospect
Some good natured insults with both Wolf and Waters playing slide, it's got some excellent singing and playing
I'm sorry but IMHO the previous review is just plain wrong - listen to the samples or compare the tracks with Les Fancourt's Chess Blues discography to check the validity of my statement
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Charlie
Format:Audio CD
Whilst it may not be the definitive rendition of some of the tracks included, it is an ESSENTIAL for anyone who is a fan of the genre. Particularly fans of Howlin' Wolf, who steals the show here. Not to say there isn't fantastic vocals and guitar work on behalf of Bo and Muddy too. The showmanship is undeniable as you hear the three legends vocally square off as they jam out some classics. Topped off with the amazing guitar work of Hubert Sumlin (Wolf's long time guitarist) and the bass work of the amazing Willie Dixon.
A great collaboration between three of greatest blues artists. Bound to bring a smile as you hear the three throw lighthearted insults, a particular highlight is Wolf self proclaiming himself the king of the blues.
A great collaboration between three of greatest blues artists. Bound to bring a smile as you hear the three throw lighthearted insults, a particular highlight is Wolf self proclaiming himself the king of the blues.
7 of 17 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
Althought it's unclear from the title, this isn't the result of a singlecollaborative session, but a selection from the album Fathers and Sons,and the London Howling Wolf Sessions, and real enthusiasts would beadvised to buy these two albums.
The largely British cast of blues-Rocklegends playing with Howlin' Wolf add a genuine edge to his great regularband which includes the great Hubert Sumlin, while the US neo-bluesmenMike Bloomfield, Al Kooper and Paul Butterfield give some energeticbacking to Muddy.
This album casts a spotlight on a genuine debt ofallegiance - the new guys for the inspiration for their superstar careers,and the two great bluesmen for these young ambassadors who helped to bringthe blues from the sidelines to a more universal audience.
The largely British cast of blues-Rocklegends playing with Howlin' Wolf add a genuine edge to his great regularband which includes the great Hubert Sumlin, while the US neo-bluesmenMike Bloomfield, Al Kooper and Paul Butterfield give some energeticbacking to Muddy.
This album casts a spotlight on a genuine debt ofallegiance - the new guys for the inspiration for their superstar careers,and the two great bluesmen for these young ambassadors who helped to bringthe blues from the sidelines to a more universal audience.
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