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An Introduction to Junior Wells by Junior Wells (CD, Mar-2006, Varese Sarabande USA) 
An Introduction to Junior Wells by Junior Wells (CD, Mar-2006, Varese Sarabande USA)

 
An Introduction to Junior Wells by Junior Wells (CD, Mar-2006, Varese Sarabande USA)

Artist: Junior Wells
Release Date: Mar 2006
Format: CD
Record Label: Varese Sarabande (USA)
Genre: Blues, Chicago Blues
UPC: 030206154726
Product ID: EPID51899821
Description: Personnel include: Junior Wells (vocals, harmonica); Earl Hooker (vocals, guitar); Syl Johnson (guitar); Willie Dixon (bass instrument); Eugene Lounge (drums). Featuring tracks recorded in the late 1950s and early '60s, soon after the bl...
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Track Listing
1. I Could Cry
2. Two Headed Woman
3. Lovey Dovey Lovely One
4. Little by Little (I'm Losing You)
5. Come on in This House
6. Prison Bars All Around Me
7. Calling All Blues - (featuring Earl Hooker)
8. Messin' With the Kid
9. So Tired
10. Things I'd Do For You, The
11. Help Me - (live)
12. Look Over Yonder - (live)
13. Messin' With the Kid - (live)
14. I Can't Help Myself - (live)

Details
Contributing Artists:Earl Hooker
Distributor:Universal Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Personnel include: Junior Wells (vocals, harmonica); Earl Hooker (vocals, guitar); Syl Johnson (guitar); Willie Dixon (bass instrument); Eugene Lounge (drums).
Featuring tracks recorded in the late 1950s and early '60s, soon after the blues harmonica giant Junior Wells completed his army service, this best-of includes hits like "Little By Little" and "Messin' With the Kid" as well as the gritty "Prison Bars All Around Me" and "Calling All Blues," the latter one of Wells's productive partnerships with the guitarist Earl Hooker.

Editorial Reviews
The real delights here are the studio sessions, which remain among the most important and enjoyable Chicago postwar blues sides.
Living Blues

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