RELEASED:2000
SONGS:
Gypsey Women; Little Anna Mae; Good Lookin Woman; Mean Disposition; I Can't Be Satisfied; I Feel Like Going Home; Train Fare Home; Down South Blues; Kind Hearted Woman; Sittin' Here and Drinken (Whiskey Blues); You Gonna Miss Me; Mean Red Spider; Standin' Here Tremblin'; Streamline Woman; Hard Days; Muddy Jumps One; Little Geneva; Canary Bird; Burying Ground; You Gonna Need My Help; Screamin' and Cryin'; Where's The Woman Been; Last Time I Fool Around With You; Walkin' Blues; Rollin' and Tumblin' (part 1 & 2); Rollin' Stone; Rollin' Stone (Alternate Take); You're Gonna Need My Help I Said; Sad Letter Blues; Early Morning Blues; Appealing Blues (Hello Little Girl); Louisiana Blues; Evan's Shuffle; Long Distance.
Anyone who's followed the course of modern popular music is aware of the vast influence exerted on its development by the large numbers of blues artists who collectively shaped and defined the approach to amplified music in the late 1940s and early '50s. Chicago was the pivotal point for the development and dissemination of the modern blues and virtually everything else has flowed, in one way or another, from this rich source.
