Junior Wells - 1965. Hoodoo Man Blues

Review by Bill Dahl
One of the truly classic blues albums of the 1960s, and one of the first to fully document the smoky ambience of a night at a West side nightspot in the superior acoustics of a recording studio. Wells just set up with his usual cohorts — guitarist Buddy Guy (billed as "Friendly Chap" on first vinyl pressings), bassist Jack Myers, and drummer Billy Warren — and proceeded to blow up a storm, bringing an immediacy to "Snatch It Back and Hold It," "You Don't Love Me," "Chitlin Con Carne," and the rest that is absolutely mesmerizing.

1 Snatch It Back and Hold It Wells 2:53
2 Ships on the Ocean Wells 4:07
3 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Williamson 3:50
4 Hound Dog Leiber, Stoller 2:12
5 In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning Hilliard, Mann 3:42
6 Hey Lawdy Mama 3:10
7 Hoodoo Man Blues Wells, Williamson 2:49
8 Early in the Morning Traditional 4:44
9 We're Ready Guy, Wells 3:33
10 You Don't Love Me, Baby Cobbs 2:58
11 Chitlin Con Carne Burrell 2:12
12 Yonders Wall James 4:10
13 Hoodoo Man Blues [alternate take] Wells, Williamson 2:50
14 Chitlin Con Carne [alternate take] Burrell 3:20

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Огромное спасибо OlCh!