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Our Chicago roots run deep here, with plenty of postwar Chicago blues -- plus delta blues, folk blues, electric blues, pre-war blues, and more!
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Rev Gary Davis —
Heroes Of The Blues ... CD 
Shout Factory, Mid 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
With 16 tracks including "Samson & Delilah", "Can't Be Satisfied", "Candy Man", and "You Got To Move". CD
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John Lee Hooker —
I'm John Lee Hooker ... CD Vee Jay/
Classic Chicago blues issued on Vee Jay – recorded by John Lee Hooker in a handful of sessions over the second half of the 50s – an incredible document of Hooker's lonely roots as well as a benchmark for the band based live blues scenes in the years to come! I'm John Lee Hooker was released at the end of the 50s by Vee-Jay – and in features some tunes with Hooker stamping it out solo, and others with rollicking group setting. Wonderful, legendary work! All the songs are Hooker originals and they include his classic crossover track "Boogie Chillun", plus "Dimples", "Baby Lee", "Crawlin King Snake", "I'm So Excited", "Everynight", "Time Is Marching", "I Love You Honey" and more! CD
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Freddie King —
Live At The Electric Ballroom 1974 ... CD Shout Factory, 1974. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Memphis Slim —
Messin' Around ... CD Blues Factory (Germany), 1950s/
Includes "Messin' Around", "Blue And Lonesome", "Mother Earth", "Gotta Find My Baby", "The Comeback", "Sassy Mae" and more – 16 tracks in all! CD
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