Description
DESCRIPTION
One thing is certain about the idiosyncratic J. B. Lenoir, he was a true original. No one ever sounded quite like him and despite comparisons by some writers to Arthur Crudup his high pitched vocals were pretty much unique. Although J. B. Lenoir only had one hit in the US with "Mama Talk to Your Daughter" his influence over the British blues scene was immense. In fact John Mayall was a huge fan and he helped to get his 45s released in the UK. Rocking R&B and topical social commentary all thrown in the mix. This is Chicago blues with a twist. Let's call it Chicago blues J. B. Lenoir style.
TracksCredits
1 Korea Blues
2 My Baby Told Me
3 Carrie Lee
4 Deep in Debt Blues
5 Let's Roll
6 People Are Meddling (In Our Affairs)
7 The Mountain
8 How Much More
9 How Can I Leave
10 The Mojo
11 I'll Die Tryin'
12 I Want My Baby
13 I Wanna Play a Little While
14 Louise
15 I'm in Korea
16 Eisenhower Blues
17 Tax Paying Blues
18 Mama Talk to Your Daughter
19 Man Watch Your Woman
20 Mama Your Daughter's Going to Miss Me
21 What Have I Done
22 Fine Girls
23 I Lost My Baby
24 Let Me Die with the One I Love
25 If I Give My Love to You
26 Don't Touch My Head
27 I've Been Down for So Long
28 Mama What About Your Daughter
29 Five Years
30 Daddy Talk to Your Son
31 She Don't Know
32 Back Door
33 Lou Ella
34 Oh Baby
35 Do What I Say
36 Move to Kansas City
37 I Been Down So Long
38 I Have Married
39 Slow Down Woman
40 Livin' in the Whitehouse - Johnny Shines
41 Please Don't - Johnny Shines
42 When I Was Young - Sunnyland Slim
43 Bassology - Sunnyland Slim
44 Worried About My Baby - Sunnyland Slim
45 We've Both Got to Realise (We Can't Go on This Way)
46 Give Me One More Shot
47 Sitting Down Thinking
48 I'm Gonna Die Someday
49 Natural Man
50 Don't Dog Your Woman
51 Low Down Dirty Shame
52 Everybody Wants to Know (Laid Off Blues)
53 J.B.'s Rock
54 If You Love Me
55 When I Am Drinking
56 I Don't Know
57 Good Looking Woman
58 Voodoo Boogie
