The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band / Eddie Shaw And The Wolf Gang / Left Hand Frank And His Blues Band - Living Chicago Blues - Volume 1 flac album

10 - Left Hand Frank and His Blues Band - Come Home, Darling. 07 - Eddie Shaw and the Wolf Gang - Stoop Down, Baby. 02 - The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band - Serves Me Right To Suffer. 08 - Eddie Shaw and the Wolf Gang - Sitting On Top Of The World. 09 - Eddie Shaw and the Wolf Gang - My Baby's So Ugly. 06 - Eddie Shaw and the Wolf Gang - Out Of Bad Luck. 03 - The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band - Ain't That Just Like A Woman. 05 - Eddie Shaw and the Wolf Gang - It' Alright. 16 - Carey Bell's Blues Harp Band - One Da. p3

Living Chicago Blues - Vo. – Left Hand Frank and His Blues Band, Linda Lu. 9:40. Steve Gadd, Larry Goldings, Walt Fowler, Michael Landau, Jimmy Johnson – Way Back Home. The Blues Collection vo. 3 - Jimmy Johnson – I Need Some Easy Money. Jimmy Johnson String Band – Shipping Port. Jimmy Johnson & The Chicago Dave Blues Band – Look On Yonders Wall - Sweet Home Chicag. :20.

Eddie Shaw (March 20, 1937 – January 29, 2018) was an American Chicago blues tenor saxophonist, arranger and bandleader. He led Howlin' Wolf's band, the Wolf Gang, from 1972, both before Wolf's death in 1976 and subsequently. Shaw was born in Stringtown, Mississippi. In his teenage years, Shaw played tenor saxophone with local blues musicians, such as Little Milton and Willie Love. At the age of 14, he played in a jam session in Greenville, Mississippi, with Ike Turner's band.

Arguably the best entry in this pioneering anthology series, this features excellent sides by guitarist Jimmy Johnson and saxophonist Eddie Shaw.

Country: UK Date of released: 1978 Category: Blues Style: Chicago Blues.

The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band - Serves Me Right To Suffer (00:03:59) 03. The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band - Ain't That Just Like A Woman (00:03:13) 04. The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band - Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody (00:04:47) 05. Eddie Shaw & The Wolf Gang - It's Alright(00:02:53) 06. Eddie Shaw & The Wolf Gang - Out Of Bad Luck (00:03:22) 0. This is the living, continuing blues tradition of Chicago. Vibrant music with a rich heritage of legendary names and classic songs from years gone by.

Left Hand Frank was one of the great unheralded blues guitarists on the Chicago scene in the '60s and '70s. In the '70s in sometimes played in the band of Chicago blues legend Jimmy Rogers, and in the late '70s played in Jimmy's band in Mexico City. The band also includes drummer SP Leary, harmonica player Big Walter Horton, and bass player Jim Wydra.