Bluebird Blues: 25 Original Hits By The King Of Chicago Blues

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Personnel includes: Sonny Boy Williamson (vocals); Jon Lee Williamson (vocals, harmonica); Yank Rachell (guitar, mandolin); Joe Williams, Robert Lee McCoy (guitar); Joshua Altheimer, Blind John Davis (piano); Ransom Knowling (bass); Fred Williams (drums). Producers: Lester Melrose. Compilation producers: Colin Escott, Barry Feldman, David Evans. Recorded between 1941 & 1947. Includes liner notes by Colin Escott, David Evans. This is part of Bluebird's When The Sun Goes Down: The Secret History Of Rock & Roll series. Personnel: Sonny Boy Williamson I (vocals, harmonica); Yank Rachell (guitar, mandolin); Charlie McCoy, Henry Townsend, Bill Sid Cox, Robert Lee McCoy , Willie James Lacey, Big Bill Broonzy, Big Joe Williams (guitar); Willie Thatcher (mandolin); Eddie Boyd, Davis Walter (), Joshua Altheimer, Speckled Red, Walter Davis, Blind John Davis (piano); Fred Williams , Judge Riley, Charles Sanders (drums); Washboard Sam (washboard). Liner Note Authors: Colin Escott; Dr. David Evans . Recording information: Leland Hotel, Aurora, IL (05/05/1937-11/25/1947); RCA Studio A, Chicago, IL (05/05/1937-11/25/1947); RCA, Studio C, Chicago, IL (05/05/1937-11/25/1947). Photographer: T.W. Utley. When the Sun Goes Down, Vol. 8: Bluebird Blues focuses on 25 excellent performances by John Lee Williamson (aka Sonny Boy Williamson I, not to be confused with Rice Miller aka Sonny Boy Williamson II). These tracks were originally recorded between May 1937 through November 1947 for RCA Victor and include the staples "Sugar Mama Blues," "Blue Bird Blues," and one of the most recorded tunes in both blues and rock, "Good Morning, School Girl." Joining the versatile prewar harmonica wizard on numerous tracks are Big Joe Williams, Robert Lee McCoy, Henry Townsend, Yank Rachell, Blind John Davis, Big Bill Broonzy, Willie Dixon, and Eddie Boyd. If the only Sonny Boy you're familiar with is Rice Miller, give Sonny Boy I equal space in your collection. This is a great disc to start with. ~ Al Campbell
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