Chess Blues Classics: 1957 to 1967

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Product Name	Chess Blues Classics: 1957 to 1967
Manufacturer	Mca
Product Number MPN	076732936825
Retail Price	$11.98
EAN-13	0076732936825
EAN-14	00076732936825
UPC	076732936825
Specifications
Release Date	1997-03-25
Format	Audio CD, CD
Artist(s)	Various Artists
Album	Chess Blues Classics: 1957 to 1967, Chess Blues Classics 1957-67
Tracks	Sitting on Top of the World - Howlin' Wolf Fattening Frogs for Snakes - Sonny Boy Williamson [II] Key to the Highway - Little Walter Take the Bitter With the Sweet - Muddy Waters Spoonful - Howlin' Wolf So Many Roads, So Many Trains - Otis Rush Madison Blues - Elmore James Red Rooster - Howlin' Wolf You Shook Me - Muddy Waters Help Me - Sonny Boy Williamson [II] Baby, What You Want Me to Do [Live] - Etta James My Time After Awhile - Buddy Guy We're Gonna Make It - Little Milton I Got What It Takes - Koko Taylor One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer - John Lee Hooker I'd Rather Go Blind - Etta James
Num. of Items	1
Record Label	Chess, Mca
Genre	Chicago Blues

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"When Blues Was The Dues"	2008-06-18
- Reviewed By User: AGEIT17HENDIS
I have recently done a few commentaries on the legendary Sun Records label that produced more than its share of both black blues and white rockabilly stars as well as a galaxy of early rock and roll idols ands classic songs. If one were to ask what other record company might have had such influence in those days that natural response should be Chicago's Chess Records that caught many of the black blues artists as they headed North to reach their own stardom once the limits of what Memphis had to offer a black recording artist gave out. This album is a 50th Anniversary tribute to many of those who made stardom or at least were one-shot johnnies (and janes) on that label from 1957-67. No Chess Record tribute can be complete, can even be considered as such, unless the name Howlin' Wolf is mentioned. He is represented here by one of the all time great blues songs (and maybe rock and roll as well) Little Red Rooster (as well as Sitting on Top of The World). I know I flipped out the first time I heard it covered by Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones in the early 1960's. When I heard the Wolf do it I went crazy. Others who stand out here are a litany of blues greats- Etta James, Koko Taylor, Elmore James and on and on. But here is the tip of the day. What you are getting this for is the Wolf's Little Red Rooster (okay, maybe also for Elmores's Madison Blues) and that is just fine.

"For Chicago Blues fans ONLY"	2006-09-11
- Reviewed By gotham23
A short and sweet review: If you like Chicago Blues but don't know a whole lot about them, this isn't a bad compilation. But if you prefer the accoustic sound of real Southern blues, especially Delta Blues, you're going to be very disappointed. This is NOT Robert Johnson's blues. This sounds loud...it sounds electric...it sounds BIG. Rock 'n' Roll evolved directly from the Chicago Blues sound in the mid-50s, and the music here actually demonstrates a backwards flow...in the late-50s and early-60s, Chicago Blues was being influenced by the Rock 'n' Roll it had spawned a few years earlier. There's nothing wrong with that...as long as you like that sound. This reviewer doesn't.

"Teasin' Pleaser...."	2004-06-17
- Reviewed By yygsgsdrassil
The Chess Blues Classics. Bellisimo, Baby. Great for an intro to the Chicago style post-Delta electric blues music--heck, this is great even if you're a longtime fan. This chronicles Chess Records move to their Michigan Ave. digs and the consolidating of some of their satellite small record companies into one big happy homestead. Bass man extraordinaire Willie Dixon becomes the Chess A & R man, and these Blues? They wail, Man, they wail! Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy, Howlin', Etta, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy!!!! When the Buddy Guy track comes on, you notice how much smoother the recording technology, hence, the Blues itself, becomes. A Little Milton cut has sessionmen Charles Stepney on piano and Maurice White on drums. Etta James house rocks a live audience in Nashville. Willie gives a tune to KoKo Taylor. And Hooker does the Last Call...will you love this? Do you have to ask?

"Great music"	2003-11-10
- Reviewed By docendo
Like its companion volume, "Chess Blues Classics 1947-1956", this CD offers some of the best tracks by some of the best blues musicians of Chicago's famed Chess label. A couple of selections are debatable, and "Chess Blues Classics" is of no interest to the more experienced blues fan (no rarities). But if you're a newcomer and would like to explore classic electric blues, this is a very fine place to start doing so. "Chess Blues Classics 1957-1967" includes two excellent cuts by harp legend Aleck 'Rice' Miller (Sonny Boy Williamson II), namely "Help Me" and the magnificent "Fattening Frogs For Snakes", as well as excellent tunes by John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy, and legendary bluesmen Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, and slide guitarist Elmore James. And Otis Rush's too rarely heard "So Many Roads, So Many Trains", with its smouldering slow guitar solo, is here as well. Several of these tracks count among the greatest electric blues performances ever issued, including Howlin' Wolf's "Little Red Rooster" and John Lee Hooker's "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer". 4� stars. A great place to start.

"Excellent doorway into the blues"	2001-03-07
- Reviewed By king434
I bought this CD 4 years ago, not knowing a whole lot about the blues, and it is now one of my favorite albums. An excellent anthology of the classic blues. Anyone who considers themselves a music fan should listen to this CD.

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