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Howlin' Wolf - LP, CD

Howlin' Wolf

Blues | Chicago Blues

1962

Variantes :

CD Howlin' Wolf: Howlin' Wolf LTD

Japan Edition Mono Remastered

Chess 17 décembre 2013 Japon

Album Édition limitée Réédition Remasterisé Mono

En savoir plus ID : 706102 EAN: 4988005792464 Discogs ID: 7637448

Statut

Nouveau

Disponibilité

En stock Dernière pièce

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Prix

13,89 € ~~17,99 €~~

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Disponibilité

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Détails

Titre	Howlin' Wolf LTD
Artiste	Howlin' Wolf
Plus d'informations sur les disques vinyles	Japan Edition Mono Remastered
Format	CD
Maisons d'édition	Chess
Pays d'édition	Japon
Date de sortie	17 décembre 2013
Première mise sur le marché	1962
Poids	85 g
EAN	4988005792464
Identifiant du produit	706102
ID Discogs	7637448
Critiques Discogs	4.56

Howlin' Wolf: Howlin' Wolf LTD La version sur CD en Limité Remasterisé édition. Cette édition particulière a été publiée en Japon dans la maison d'édition Chess Le 17 décembre 2013.

The album "Howlin' Wolf," also known as "The Rockin' Chair Album" due to its cover image, is a seminal blues record by the legendary Chicago blues artist Chester Burnett, known professionally as Howlin' Wolf. Released in 1962 by Chess Records, the album is a collection of twelve powerful tracks that showcase Howlin' Wolf's raw, gravelly voice and his ability to convey deep emotion through music. Among the standout tracks are "Back Door Man" and "Spoonful," both penned by the iconic blues songwriter Willie Dixon, which have become blues standards covered by numerous artists. "The Red Rooster" (also known as "Little Red Rooster") is another Dixon composition that features prominently on the album. Other tracks like "Tell Me," "Going Down Slow," and "Wang-Dang Doodle" further cement Howlin' Wolf's reputation as a master of the blues genre. The album is characterized by its gritty electric guitar work, often attributed to the legendary Hubert Sumlin, and its authentic Chicago blues rhythm section, making it a must-have for fans of the genre and an influential record for many rock musicians who followed.

Album couvre tous les genres Blues et Chicago Blues.

Liste des titres

1	Shake For Me	2:12 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Sam Lay \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers \| Piano Little Johnny Jones
2	The Red Rooster	2:22 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Sam Lay \| Guitar Howlin' Wolf, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers \| Piano Little Johnny Jones
3	You'll Be Mine	2:23 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Sam Lay \| Guitar Howlin' Wolf, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers \| Piano Henry Gray
4	Who's Been Talkin'	2:18 min
	Bass Guitar Alfred Elkins \| Drums Earl Phillips \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin, Willie Johnson (4) \| Harmonica Howlin' Wolf \| Piano Hosea Lee Kennard \| Tenor Saxophone Adolph "Billy" Duncan \| Written-By Chester Burnett
5	Wang-Dang Doodle	2:18 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Fred Below \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin \| Piano Otis Spann
6	Little Baby	2:43 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Sam Lay \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers \| Piano Little Johnny Jones
7	Spoonful	2:42 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Fred Below \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin \| Piano Otis Spann
8	Going Down Slow	3:18 min
	Backing Vocals Willie Dixon \| Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Sam Lay \| Guitar Howlin' Wolf, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers \| Piano Henry Gray \| Written-By James B. Oden
9	Down In The Bottom	2:05 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Sam Lay \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers \| Piano Little Johnny Jones
10	Back Door Man	2:45 min
	Bass Guitar Willie Dixon \| Drums Fred Below \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin \| Piano Otis Spann
11	Howlin' For My Baby	2:28 min
	Drums S.P. Leary \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin, Otis "Smokey" Smothers \| Piano Hosea Lee Kennard \| Tenor Saxophone Abb Locke
12	Tell Me	2:52 min
	Bass Guitar Alfred Elkins \| Drums Earl Phillips \| Guitar Hubert Sumlin, Willie Johnson (4) \| Harmonica Howlin' Wolf \| Piano Hosea Lee Kennard \| Tenor Saxophone Adolph "Billy" Duncan \| Written-By Chester Burnett