BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO Volume Two, 1969, LP SHRINK, Fleedwood Mac, Otis Spann more
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[-]by RoviLike VOL. 1, BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO VOL. 2 documents collaborations between some of Chess Records' most prominent bluesmen and the late-1960s version of Fleetwood Mac (the blues-rock power outfit, as opposed to the commercially successful soft-rock incarnation from the '70s). Given that the Peter Green-led Fleetwood Mac was already deeply rooted in Chicago blues, the project proved to be a natural for the group, with Green's blues-drenched leads and the chops of Mick Fleetwood (drums), John McVie (bass), Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer (guitars) providing a perfect framework for contributions by Willie Dixon, Otis Spann, and David "Honeyboy" Edwards, among others.
Green and company bring an edge to the proceedings, playing with the kind of muscle and unbridled energy associated with rock music. Interestingly, VOL. 2 has greater variety in the lineup than VOL. 1, with Dixon substituting on bass for McVie on a number of tracks, along with much swapping of vocal duties. This last fact gives the second installment the edge over the first, with Edwards singing on his own tunes ("Honey Boy Blues" is a highlight), and the inimitable Spann singing "Someday Soon Baby" and "Hungry Country Girl." This is one of the finer snapshots of British blues-rock meeting its source.
Fleetwood Mac, Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, J.T. Brown, Honey Boy Edwards, S.P. Leary ?– Blues Jam In Chicago - Volume Two
Label: Blue Horizon ?– BH 4805 Format: Vinyl, LPCountry: US Released: 1969 Genre: Blues Style: Chicago Blues
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A1 World's In A Tangle A2 Talk With You A3 Like It This Way A4 Someday Soon Baby A5 Hungry Country Girl B1 Black Jack Blues B2 Everyday I Have The Blues B3 Rockin' Boogie B4 Sugar Mama B5 HomeworkSee our other EBAY auctions by using search by seller and using “recordcollectormichigan”
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