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 | It Serves You Right to Suffer
Originally released on Impulse in 1966, It Serves You Right to Suffer may not contain John Lee Hooker's better-known material, but it does serve up eight tracks of topnotch blues, complete with the boogie groove that Hooker does so well. The digi...
Manufacturer: Mca Special Products
| $2.66 - $6.98
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 | The Essential Sonny Boy Williamson
Rice Miller, "Sonny Boy II", began his association with Chess Records in 1955, when he was already at least 45 years old. His exuberant yet dynamic and intricate playing brought the harmonica from the Delta to Chicago, influencing every harp blower sinc...
Manufacturer: Mca
| $24.89 - $25.98
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 | Pee-Wee Get My Gun
T-Model Ford didn't learn to play guitar until he was 58, and even then the Mississippi lumber-truck driver didn't play the way most people do. In his thick, throbbing amplifier buzz, he lengthens and shortens measures at will and allows the beat to fal...
Manufacturer: Fat Possum
| $10.43 - $16.98
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 | Mr. Wizard
Manufacturer: Fat Possum
| $10.20 - $16.98
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 | Boom Boom
John Lee Hooker's classic 1992 album reissued with unreleased bonus tracks!
The 1992 album Boom Boom features guest artists such as Robert Cray, Albert Collins, Charlie Musselwhite and John Hammond. The album features new versions of ...
Manufacturer: Shout Factory
| $6.23
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 | The Chess Box
Best known for his work as a songwriter, producer, and talent scout, singer-bassist Willie Dixon essentially built Chicago's Cobra and Chess labels with his sweat. Although this double-disc set does include five performances by the man from Vicksburg, M...
Manufacturer: Chess
| $16.29 - $25.98
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 | Songs of Christmas from the Alan Lomax Collection
This plentiful selection from Alan Lomax's field recordings will change the way you think of Christmas. Spoken narratives, mummers' plays, fife-and-drum recordings, Scottish lullabyes, liturgical chants, French a cappella hymns, Alabama sacred-harp gath...
Manufacturer: Rounder Select
| $11.42 - $16.98
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Chicago Blues