Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 68:20
Size: 158,8 MB
Styles: Harmonica blues
Scans: Full
1. Juke (2:43)
2. Can't Hold Out Much Longer (2:58)
3. Sad Hours (3:09)
4. Blues With A Feeling (3:07)
5. Crazy Legs (3:25)
6. Tell Me Mama (2:44)
7. Off The Wall (2:48)
8. You're So Fine (3:03)
9. Blue Lights (3:14)
10. You Better Watch Yourself (3:03)
11. I Got To Find My Baby (2:49)
12. Quarter To Twelve And Lights Out (3:12)
13. Rocker (3:05)
14. Last Night (2:42)
15. Mellow Down Easy (2:41)
16. My Babe (2:39)
17. I Got To Go (2:44)
18. One More Chance With You (2:48)
19. Temperature (2:39)
20. Confessin' The Blues (3:04)
21. Crazy Mixed Up World (2:01)
22. Rock Bottom (2:11)
23. Key To The Highway (2:47)
24. The Toddle (2:33)
Little Walter Jacobs was blues harmonica player, singer, songwriter and occasional guitarist who revolutionised the way that the harmonica was played and recorded, bringing a new dimension to the blues during the 1950s. He was one of the first artists to amplify his harmonica by holding it to a microphone and maybe the first artist on any instrument deliberately to use electronic distortion as part of his range of sounds.
He was a member of Muddy Waters band, appearing on many of his records during the 1950s, but from 1952 recorded for the Chess subsidiary Checker, his releases regularly featuring a harmonica-led instrumental on one side and a vocal performance on the others. He scored an R&B No. 1 with his first solo single Juke, and another one a few years later with what became a staple of blues bands the world over My Babe. Little Walter became the only harmonica player to be inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame.
He was a member of Muddy Waters band, appearing on many of his records during the 1950s, but from 1952 recorded for the Chess subsidiary Checker, his releases regularly featuring a harmonica-led instrumental on one side and a vocal performance on the others. He scored an R&B No. 1 with his first solo single Juke, and another one a few years later with what became a staple of blues bands the world over My Babe. Little Walter became the only harmonica player to be inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame.
Blues With A Feeling mc
Blues With A Feeling zippy

3 comments:
An enormous thx! Also for adding the scans,
specially indicating the personnel!
Cheers Daniel, from (very hot) Spain...
You're most welcome Fourcade/Daniel, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment.
Thank you very much
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