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Various Artists- BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO, Volume One & Volume Two- 2CD- 600 grn
V.A.- BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO, Volume One- CD- 1969/2004-
- Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Inc.- 5099751644620- 300 grn
BLUE HORIZON REMASTERED. Plus 3 Bonus Tracks.
Blue Horizon present a reissue of BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO: Volume One, originally released in 1968. BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO Volumes One and Two were the result of a recording session with Fleetwood Mac in early 1968 at Chess Records in Chicago, home to Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, amongst others. Then a young British blues band, Peter Green, John McVie, guitarists Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer, and Mick Fleetwood jammed with a number of famous Chicago blues artists from whom they drew inspiration.
PERSONNEL: Peter Green (vocals, guitar); David "Honeyboy" Edwards, Danny Kirwan, Jeremy Spencer (vocals, guitar); Big Walter Horton (vocals, harmonica); J.T. Brown (vocals, tenor saxophone); Otis Spann (vocals, piano); Buddy Guy (guitar); Willie Dixon (upright bass); Mick Fleetwood, S.P. Leary (drums).
This set, recorded at Chess Record's Ter-Mar complex in Chicago, pairs Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac with some of the Windy City's blues legends. Put together on short notice, and recorded in one day, the sessions have something of a ramshackle feel, but the energy of the performances transcends any shortcomings on this date. Dixon oversaw the proceedings, and can be heard during the between-song banter giving directions and chastising Walter "Shakey" Horton for missing his cues. Since the Peter Green-led Fleetwood Mac was so directly influenced by Chicago blues, the session acts as a kind of stylistic homecoming for the band. Bassist John McVie and drummer Mick Fleetwood contribute driving rhythms while guitarists Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer lend both rhythms and the occasional lead. Green's stunningly fluid guitar work is at the fore, as usual. But the real treat is picking out the Chess players - Otis Spann's piano on "I Got the Blues," J.T. Brown's tenor sax on Elmore James's "I Can't Hold Out," or Guy and Edwards, who go toe-to-toe with Green on "Red Hot Jam," one of the session's indisputable highlights.
Recorded Live At Chess Ter-Mar Studios, Windy City, Chicago On 4th January 1969.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes Six Page Expanded Foldout Inlay With Detailed Notes & Photos..
Made In The EU.
P.S. Volume One & Volume Two продаются вместе - 600 гривен.
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