GEORGE HARMONICA SMITH ...Of The Blues LP BLUESWAY 1969 US orig+stereo BLS-6029
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GEORGE "HARMONICA" SMITH

 AND HIS BLUES BAND

 He played in a number of bands including one with a young guitarist named Otis Rush, 

and later went on the road with the Muddy Waters Band after replacing Henry Strong.

Smith traveled with Little Willie John and Champion Jack Dupree on one of the Universal Attractions tours. 

While on the tour, he recorded with Champion Jack Dupree in November of 1955 in Cincinnati, 

producing "Sharp Harp" and "Overhead Blues."  In 1966, while Muddy Waters was on the West Coast, 

he asked Smith to join him and they worked together for a while, recording for Spivey Records.

In 1969, Bob Thiele produced an excellent solo album of Smith on Bluesway, and later made use 

of Smith as a sideman for his Blues Times label, including sets with T-Bone Walker and Harmonica Slim. 

Smith met Rod Piazza, a young white harp player, and they formed the Southside Blues Band, 

later known as Bacon Fat. In 1969, Smith signed with U.K. 

producer Mike Vernon and did the No Time for Jive album.

"...OF THE BLUES"

Produced by Bob Thiele

1969      LP     BLUESWAY RECORDS      BLS-6029 STEREO


PRINTED IN U.S.A.      ORIGINAL PRESSING

WITH ABC INNER SLEEVE

THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)

This version: Track 4 not listed on label (Side B)

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LABEL:  BLUESWAY -  BLACK/BLUE LABEL & MULTICOLOR LOGO - SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: (front, spine & rear) BLS-6029   

Catalog on labels: BLS-6029-A / BLS-6029-B 

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): BL-S-6029-A

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): BL-S-6029-B

On label: Produced by Bob Thiele for Flying Dutchman Productions, Ltd.

rim text reads "A Product of ABC Records, Inc. N.Y. 10019 - Made in U.S.A."

On Back Sleeve: Notes by Sheldom Harris Blues Editor, Jazz & Pop Magazine, 1969

Produced by Bob Thiele for Flying Dutchman Productions, Ltd.

© Copyright MCMLXIX, ABC Records, Inc.

A Product of ABC Records, Inc., 1330 Avenue of the Americas, N.Y. 10019 - Made in U.S.A.

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: A LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT - GOT MY MOJO WORKING

MILK THAT COW - BLUES FOR REVEREND KING - ODE TO BILLIE JOE

Side B: JUICY HARMONICA - HELP ME

HAWAIIAN EYE - IF YOU WERE A RABBIT

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