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Disc 1: The Pre-CBS Years: |
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Across The Board
Date Performance: 1964-11-29, Running Time: 4:13
Comments: by Hubert Sumlin. Previously Unreleased Mono Version. Recorded in Kenley, Surrey. Original Release: Blue Horizon #45-1000 (A-Side). Courtesy of Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Sumlin Boogie
Date Performance: 1964-11-29, Running Time: 3:36
Comments: by Hubert Sumlin. Mono Version. Recorded in Kenley, Surrey. Original Release: Blue Horizon #45-1000 (B-Side). Courtesy of Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Baby You Just Don't Know
Running Time: 2:56
Comments: by Woodrow Adams With Boogie Blues Blasters. Mono Version. Recorded in 1955 in Memphis, TN. Original Release: Meteor #5018/Blue Horizon #45-1001 (A-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process. |
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Winehead Woman
Running Time: 2:42
Comments: by Woodrow Adams With Boogie Blues Blasters. Somtimes billed as "Wine Head Woman". Mono Version. Recorded in 1955 in Memphis, TN. Original Release: Meteor #5018/Blue Horizon #45-1001 (B-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process. It's unknown who plays piano on this track. |
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Christmas Time
Date Performance: 1960, Running Time: 2:17
Comments: (Part 1) by Jimmy McCracklin. Mono Version. Recorded 1959-60 in Oakland, CA. Original Release: Art Tone #826/Outa-Site #45-1001 (A-Side) Courtesy of Jimmy McCracklin with The Cameron Organisation Inc. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process. It's unknown who plays bass, drums, saxophone & trumpet on this track. |
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Mojo Boogie
Date Performance: 1960-07-17, Running Time: 2:42
Comments: by J.B. Lenore (Lenoir). Mono Version. Recorded in Chicago, IL. Original Release: Blue Horizon #45-1004 (A-Side). Courtesy of Paul Oliver. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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I Don't Care What Nobody Say
Date Performance: 1960-07-17, Running Time: 3:19
Comments: by J.B. Lenore (Lenoir). Mono Version. Recorded in Chicago, IL. Original Release: Blue Horizon #45-1004 (B-Side). Courtesy of Paul Oliver. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Mean Old World
Date Performance: 1965-10-20, Running Time: 2:30
Comments: by Doctor Isaiah Ross. Mono Version. Recorded at the Bedford Corner Hotel, Tottenham Court Road, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #LP 1 ('The Flying Eagle'). Courtesy of Bob Yates. Source: Original analogue tape. |
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Someone To Love Me
Date Performance: 1965-11-23, Running Time: 2:18
Comments: by Tony McPhee (though sometimes billed on this performance as by T.S. McPhee). Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 1, West Hampstead, London. Original Release: Purdah #45-3501 (A-Side). Courtesy of Castle Communications. Source: Original analogue tape. Licensed from Interworld. |
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I Feel So Good
Date Performance: 1965-11-23, Running Time: 2:48
Comments: by Jo Ann Kelly. Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 1, West Hampstead, London. Original Release: Immediate #IMLP014 ('Blues Anytime: Vol. 1'). Courtesy of Castle Communications. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Good Morning Baby
Running Time: 2:49
Comments: by Drifting Slim. Mono Version. Recorded April 6, 1952 in North Little Rock, AR. Original Release: RPM #370/Blue Horizon #45-1005 (A-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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My Sweet Woman
Running Time: 2:52
Comments: by Drifting Slim. Mono Version. Recorded April 6, 1952 in North Little Rock, AR. Original Release: RPM #370/Blue Horizon #45-1005 (B-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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Lonely Years
Date Performance: 1965-10-00, Running Time: 3:21
Comments: by John Mayall & Eric Clapton. Mono Version. Recorded at Wessex Sound Studio(s), Old Compton Street, London. Released August 1966 as the A-side of a single on Purdah Records (#45-3502). (P) 1966 The Decca Record Company Ltd. Licensed from The Polygram Licensing Division. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Bernard Jenkins
Date Performance: 1965-10-00, Running Time: 3:51
Comments: by John Mayall & Eric Clapton. Mono Version. Recorded at Wessex Sound Studio(s), Old Compton Street, London. Released August 1966 as the B-side of a single on Purdah Records (#45-3502). (P) 1966 The Decca Record Company Ltd. Licensed from The Polygram Licensing Division. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Superintendent Blues
Running Time: 2:32
Comments: by Houston Boines. Mono Version. Recorded: January 23, 1952 in Greenville, MS. Original Release: RPM #364/Blue Horizon #45-1006 (B-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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Monkey Motion
Running Time: 2:22
Comments: by Houston Boines. Mono Version. Recorded: January 23, 1952 in Greenville, MS. Original Release: RPM #364/Blue Horizon #45-1006 (B-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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I Can't Quit You Baby
Date Performance: 1966-08-00, Running Time: 3:36
Comments: by Savoy Brown (billed as "Savoy Brown Blues Band") Track listed as "Can't Quit You Baby". Mono Version. Recorded at Wessex Sound Studio, Old Compton Street, London. Original Release: Purdah #45-3503 (B-Side). Courtesy of Castle Communications. Source: Original analogue tape. Licensed from Interworld |
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Get Your Head Happy
Date Performance: 1965-11-23, Running Time: 2:17
Comments: by Champion Jack Dupree With T.S. McPhee. Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 2, West Hampstead, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #45-1007 (A-Side). Courtesy of Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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Talk All In My Sleep
Date Performance: 1965-11-23, Running Time: 3:24
Comments: by Champion Jack Dupree With T.S. McPhee. Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 2, West Hampstead, London. Previously Unissued. Courtesy of Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Acetate disc via Cedar process |
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Hot Rock
Date Performance: 1966-11-00, Running Time: 3:27
Comments: by Stone's Masonry. Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 2, West Hampstead, London. Original Release: Purdah #45-3504 (A-Side). Courtesy of Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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Christine
Date Performance: 1962, Running Time: 2:11
Comments: by Hound Dog Taylor. Mono Version. Recorded in Chicago, IL. Original Release: Firma #626/Outasite #OS 45-504 (A-Side). Courtesy of Wolf Records International. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process. It's unknown who plays drums on this track. |
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Come Back
Running Time: 2:34
Comments: by 'Little' Mack Simmons & His Boys. Mono Version. Recorded in 1959 in Chicago, IL. Original Release: C.J. #606/Outasite #OSEP 1 (4-Track EP). Courtesy of Wolf Records International. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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My Walking Blues
Running Time: 3:11
Comments: by 'Little' Mack Simmons & His Boys. Mono Version. Recorded in 1959 in Chicago, IL. Original Release: C.J. #606/Outasite #OSEP 1 (4-Track EP). Courtesy of Wolf Records International. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process |
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It's So Miserable To Be Alone
Date Performance: 1967-03-21, Running Time: 3:43
Comments: Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 2, West Hampstead, London. Originally released as a single on Blue Horizon #45-1009 (A-Side). Courtesy of/Licensed from Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process. |
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Empty Arms
Date Performance: 1967-03-21, Running Time: 2:50
Comments: Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 2, West Hampstead, London. Originally released as a single on Blue Horizon #45-1009 (B-Side). Courtesy of/Licensed from Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Vinyl disc via Cedar process. | |
Disc 2: The CBS Years - Part 1: |
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I Believe My Time Ain't Long
Date Performance: 1967-09-09, Running Time: 2:53
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: CBS/Blue Horizon #3051 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Warning
Date Performance: 1967-09-23, Running Time: 3:22
Comments: by Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation. Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: CBS/Blue Horizon #3109 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. It does seem odd that Keith Tillman's replacement in the band, Alex Dmochowski, would co-write this track but not appear on the recording. However, we're listing what Mike Vernon has listed in this package's liner notes. |
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When My Left Eye Jumps
Date Performance: 1967-12-06, Running Time: 6:29
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3135 (B-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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She Drives Me Out Of My Mind
Date Performance: 1967, Running Time: 3:03
Comments: by Arthur K. Adams. Mono Version. Recorded in Los Angeles, CA. Original Release: Modern #1034/Blue Horizon #57-3136 (A-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Original analogue tape. It's unknown who plays bass, drums, organ, saxophone, trombone & trumpet on this track. |
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The Big Boat
Date Performance: 1968-01-25, Running Time: 2:40
Comments: Mono Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Originally released as a single Blue Horizon #57-3137 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. |
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Black Magic Woman 
Date Performance: 1968-02-22, Running Time: 2:54
Comments: Remixed Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-31387 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Prison Bound Blues
Date Performance: 1966-02-03, Running Time: 2:37
Comments: by Roosevelt Holts. Mono Version. Recorded in New Orleans, LA. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63201 ('Presenting The Country Blues'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Need Your Love So Bad
Date Performance: 1968-04-28, Running Time: 3:53
Comments: (Edit of version #2, remake) (Take 4) Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3139 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. Chart: Billboard UK Top 50/40 Singles Peak Position: 31 Peak Dates: Sep 28, 1968 Weeks on Charts: 22 |
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How Am I Doing
Date Performance: 1968-04-22, Running Time: 2:45
Comments: by Champion Jack Dupree With Stan Webb. Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3140 (B-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Can't Do Me No Good
Date Performance: 1968-06-10, Running Time: 2:21
Comments: by Otis Spann. Mono Version. Recorded at Chess Ter-Mar Studio, Chicago, IL. Originally released as a single on Blue Horizon #57-3142 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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The Woman I Love
Running Time: 3:01
Comments: by B.B. King. Lists Doctor (Peter Joe) Clayton as the songwriter probably due to this song being based on Clayton's "Moonshine Woman Blues" which precedes this but we have listed this song's legal songwriters. Enhanced Stereo Version. Recorded 1957-58 in Los Angeles, CA. Original Release: Kent #325 & LP533/Blue Horizon #57-3144 (A-Side). Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd. Source: Original analogue tape |
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You Don't Have To Go
Date Performance: 1968-07-02, Running Time: 3:38
Comments: by Curtis Jones. Stereo Version. Recorded at Tony Pike Studio, Putney, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63207 ('Now Resident In Europe'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Albatross
Date Performance: 1968-10-06, Running Time: 3:08
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3145 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. Chart: Billboard US Hot 100 Singles Peak Position: 104 Peak Dates: Apr 5, 1969 & Apr 12, 1969 Weeks on Charts: 4 Chart: Billboard UK Top 50/40 Singles Peak Position: 1 (2 times) Peak Dates: Feb 8, 1969 & Jun 1973 Weeks on Charts: 35 |
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Since My Baby Hit The Numbers
Date Performance: 1968-08-06, Running Time: 2:16
Comments: by Guitar Crusher & Jimmy Spruill Orchestra. Stereo Version. Recorded Elephant V Studio, New York City, NY. Brass Section Added: December 17, 1968 at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3145 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Next Time You See Me
Date Performance: 1968-08-06, Running Time: 2:32
Comments: by Garfield Love & Jimmy Spruill Orchestra. Mono Version. Recorded at Elephant V Studio, New York City, NY. Brass Section Added December 17, 1968 at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3150 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Solid Gold
Date Performance: 1968-06-10, Running Time: 3:10
Comments: by Johnny Shines. Stereo Version. Recorded at Chess Ter-Mar Studio, Chicago, IL. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63212 ('Last Night's Dream'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Layin' In My Cell, Sleepin'
Date Performance: 1968-06-10, Running Time: 3:10
Comments: by Sunnyland Slim. Stereo Version. Recorded at Chess Ter-Mar Studio, Chicago, IL. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63213 ('Midnight Jump'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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It's Hard But It's Fair
Date Performance: 1968-12-15, Running Time: 2:16
Comments: by Bobby Parker. Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3151 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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I Couldn't Quit My Baby
Date Performance: 1968-12-15, Running Time: 4:52
Comments: by Bobby Parker. Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3151 (B-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Stumbling Block
Date Performance: 1969-02-00, Running Time: 2:24
Comments: by Champion Jack Dupree. Stereo Version. Recorded on either February 3rd or 4th of 1969 at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63214 ('ScoobyDoobyDoo'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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I'd Rather Go Blind
Date Performance: 1969-02-12, Running Time: 3:14
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3153 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. It's unknown who plays the Tenor/Alto/Baritone Saxes on this track. Chart: Billboard UK Top 50/40 Singles Peak Position: 17 Peak Dates: Jun 14, 1969 & Jun 28, 1969 Weeks On Charts: 12 |
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Temperature Is Rising
Date Performance: 1969-01-09, Running Time: 5:21
Comments: (Take 1 - Single Master Version/Remix) (98.8°F) (Take 1) by Otis Spann. Stereo Version. Recorded at Tempo Sound Studios, New York City, NY. Originally released as a single Blue Horizon 57-3155 (B-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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All Your Love
Running Time: 2:34
Comments: by Otis Rush And His Band. Track listed as "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)". Mono Version. Recorded in 1958 in Chicago, IL. Original Release: Cobra #5032/Blue Horizon #57-3159 (A-Side). Courtesy of Paula Records. Source: Original analogue tape | |
Disc 3: The CBS Years - Part 2: |
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Everything Gonna Be Alright
Running Time: 2:50
Comments: by Magic Sam. Mono Version. Recorded in 1957 in Chicago, IL. Original Release: Cobra #5021/Blue Horizon #7-63223 ('Magic Sam: 1937-1969'). Courtesy of Paula Records. Source: Original analogue tape |
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San-Ho-Zay
Date Performance: 1968-02-05, Running Time: 3:03
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Source: Original analogue tape |
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My Baby's Gone
Date Performance: 1969-01-04, Running Time: 4:04
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at Chess Ter-Mar Studio, Chicago, IL. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Mandy Lee
Date Performance: 1969-03-12, Running Time: 2:41
Comments: by Coyne Clague. Mono Version. Recorded at Marquee Studio, Wardour Street, London. Previously Unissued Demo. Courtesy of Brand New Records Ltd. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Too Long
Date Performance: 1969-04-00, Running Time: 2:42
Comments: by Gordon Smith. Previously Unreleased Alternate Mono Mix. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3156 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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You Don't Know My Mind
Date Performance: 1968-07-21, Running Time: 5:12
Comments: by Mississippi Joe Callicott. Mono Version. Recorded at Ardent Studio, Memphis, TN. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63227 ('Presenting The Country Blues'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Judge Harsh Blues
Date Performance: 1968-07-21, Running Time: 4:36
Comments: by Furry Lewis. Mono Version. Recorded at Ardent Studio, Memphis, TN. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63228 ('Presenting The Country Blues'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Drifting Blues
Date Performance: 1968-07-21, Running Time: 3:51
Comments: by Bukka White. Stereo Version. Recorded at Ardent Studio, Memphis, TN. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63229 ('Memphis Hot Shots'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Southern Train
Date Performance: 1966, Running Time: 2:45
Comments: by Larry Johnson. Mono Version. Recorded at Blue Soul Records, New York City, NY. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63821 ('Presenting The Country Blues'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Tears In The Wind
Date Performance: 1969-05-11, Running Time: 2:41
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at Morgan Studios, Willesden, London. Originally released on the album '100 Ton Chicken' (Blue Horizon 7-63218). Also released as a single: Blue Horizon (# 57-3160) (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. Chart: Billboard UK Top 50/40 Singles Peak Position: 29 Peak Dates: Sep 27, 1969 Weeks On Charts: 6 |
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I'm Gonna Wind Up Ending Up Or I'm Gonna End Up Winding Up With You
Date Performance: 1969-05-06, Running Time: 2:56
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Originally released as a single: Blue Horizon (#57-3164) (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. |
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She Wants To Rock 'N' Roll
Date Performance: 1969, Running Time: 3:45
Comments: by Harmonica Slim. Mono Edited Version. Recorded in early 1969 in New York City, NY. Previously Unissued. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Moaning And Groaning
Date Performance: 1969-04-06, Running Time: 3:08
Comments: by Johnny Young. Stereo Version. Recorded at O.D.O. Studio, New York City, NY. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63852 ('Fat Mandolin'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Someday You're Gonna Learn (To Treat Me Right)
Date Performance: 1969-11-00, Running Time: 4:13
Comments: by George Smith. Stereo Version. Recorded either November 17th or 18th of 1969 at Eldorado Studio, Hollywood, CA. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63856 ('No Time For Jive'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Ridin' The Blinds
Date Performance: 1969, Running Time: 2:29
Comments: by Top Topham. Stereo Version. Recorded in late 1969 at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63857 ('Ascension Heights'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Boom Boom (Out Goes The Lights)
Date Performance: 1969-11-00, Running Time: 3:47
Comments: by Bacon Fat. Stereo Version. Recorded in mid November 1969 at Eldorado Studio, Hollywood, CA. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63858 ('Grease One For Me'). Source: Original analogue tape |
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Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu
Date Performance: 1969, Running Time: 2:45
Comments: by Jellybread. Stereo Version. Recorded in late 1969 at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3174 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. Another fine fully-pro band that have just missed making a big mark on the music world. "I've received so many tapes and demo discs over the last eight years from new aspiring singers and groups it's almost enough to give you a heart attack. The waste-paper basket almost warmed to just such an acetate from a Sussex University band known as Jellybread-luckily I played it first and discovered what I thought was a winner. Four university students formed Jellybread (after the song of the same title by Booker T & the MG's) as an experiment. As an experiment it was a success; turning professional on leaving University, recording an album which was voted one of the best British blues albums by Melody Maker; a single 'Old Man Hank' which was on the top BBC playlists for five weeks and almost a chart record. Three albums and six singles later, Jellybread are still together in name, although Paul is the only original member left. Pete Wingfield left first to join the Keef Hartley Band and is now working with Colin Blunstone-but his song writing abilities as well as outstanding keyboard work have earned him much acclaim: sessions with and songs recorded by Keef Hartley, B.B. King, Jimmy Dawkins, Colin Blunstone, Lightin' Slim and top Dutch group Livin' Blues. John Best was replaced by Stuart McDonald; Chris Waters by Kenny Lamb (who used to work with Tom Jones, the Fantastics and Key Largo) and Pete's place was taken by second guitarist Rick Hayward, an original member of Argent. Jellybread is going to be a name to watch for the future." - Mike Vernon |
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Crazy 'Bout You Baby
Date Performance: 1969, Running Time: 3:03
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded either August or November of 1969 at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Voodoo Rhythm
Date Performance: 1970, Running Time: 2:59
Comments: by Key Largo. Stereo Version. Recorded in August & September at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Original release: Blue Horizon #57-3178 (A-Side). Source: Original analogue tape |
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I Want You To Love Me
Date Performance: 1970, Running Time: 3:35
Comments: Stereo Version. Recorded in the Summer at CBS Studio, New Bond Street, London. Originally released as a single: Blue Horizon (#57-3179) (B-Side). Source: Original analogue tape. |
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I'm Gonna Leave You
Date Performance: 1969-03-00, Running Time: 4:07
Comments: Mono Version. Recorded at Decca Studio No. 1, West Hampstead, London. Brass Overdubbed at Morgan Sound Studios. Original Release: Blue Horizon #7-63867 (Fiends & Angels Again"). Courtesy of Warner Music U.K. Ltd. Source: Original analogue tape |
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Blues Feeling
Date Performance: 1970-08-10, Running Time: 3:59
Comments: by Bacon Fat. Stereo Remixed Version. Recorded at Eldorado Studio, Hollywood, CA. Remixed August 13, 1997 at Toe Rag Studio, Shoreditch, London. Original Release: Blue Horizon #57-3181 (B-Side). Source: Original 8 track analogue tape |
| Guest Appearances » |
Colin Allen, John(ny) Almond, Bob Anderson, Bud(dy) Beadle, Duster (Tony/Anthony) Bennett, Sunny Blair, Johnny Board, Boogie Blues Blasters, Charley Booker, Henry Boozier, Jackie Brenston, Brian Brocklehurst, Jack Bruce (John Symon Asher), Lawrence Burdine, Harold Burrage, John Chichester, Chick (Michael George) Churchill, Eric (Patrick) Clapton, Geoff/Jeff Condon, Pete(r) Cruickshank, Nick Cudworth, Ted Curry, Willie Dixon, Alex (Erroneous) Dmochowski, Aynsley Dunbar, Aynsley Dunbar, Martin Dunsford, David Honeyboy Edwards, Mike Evans, Mick Fleetwood, Mick Fleetwood, Bob (Robert L.) Geddins(, Jr.), Dave Gibbons, Peter Green, Peter Green, Peter Green, Steve/Stephen Gregory, Buddy (George) Guy, Bob (Robert) Hall, Chris Harding, Rick Hayward, Johnny Heartsman, (Big) Walter (Shakey) Horton, David/Dave Howard, Barney Hubert, Dave Hutchins, Dick/Richard Innes(, Jr.), Spit James, Clifton James, Jimmy Spruill Orchestra, Eddie Jones, David Katz, Eddie (Edward Lewis Davis) King (Milton), Danny Kirwan, Danny Kirwan, Sammy Lawhorn, Lafayette Leake, S. P. Leary, Ric(hard) Lee, Millard Lee, Alvin Lee, Roderick Lee, Joe Hill Louis (Lester/Leslie Hill), Joe Hill Louis (Lester/Leslie Hill), Jesse (Cleanhead) Love, Leo (David William) Lyon(e)s, Godfrey MacLean, Joe Martin, Joe Martin, T(ony) S. McPhee, John McVie, John McVie, Christine McVie, John McVie, Tat Meager, Chris Mercer, Mitch Mitchell, (Little Brother) Eurreal Montgomery, J.D. Nicholson, Terry Noonan, Carlson Oliver, Paul Oscher, Bud Parkes, Odie Payne, Roger Powell, Buddy Reed, Vaughan Rees, Bill Russell, Kenny Sands, Gregg Schaefer, Johnny Shines, Al(l)an Skidmore, Neil (The Curmudgeon) Slaven, Jerry Smith, Otis Spann, (Wild) Jimmy Spruill, Billie Stepney, Mick Taylor, Top (Anthony) Topham, Baby Face Turner, Ike (Izear Luster) Turner(, Jr.), Roland Vaughan, Derek Wadsworth, Mick Weaver (Wynder K. Frog), Stan Webb, Robert Whitehead, Les Wigfield, Johnny Wiggins, Blind Jesse Williams, Steve Williamson, Dave Willis, Dougie Wright, Marshall York
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1997-11-17
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Import Vinyl/CD Album
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| Other Appearances » |
John Cevatello (Engineer), Malcolm Chisholm (Engineer), Gus Dudgeon (Engineer), John Fry (Engineer), Richard Gottehrer (Engineer), Tony Pike (Engineer), Mike Ross(-Trevor) (Engineer), Derek Varnals (Engineer), Mike Akopoff (Producer), Cadillac Baby (Narvel Eatmon) (Producer), Bart Friedman (Producer), Richard Gottehrer (Producer), Bobby Robinson (Producer), Otis Spann (Producer), Mike Vernon (Producer), Arthur K. Adams (Songwriter), Woodrow Adams (Wilson) (Songwriter), Duster (Tony/Anthony) Bennett (Songwriter), Houston Boines (Songwriter), Eddie (Edward Riley) Boyd (Songwriter), Big Bill Broonzy (William Lee Conley) (Songwriter), Charles Brown (Songwriter), Victor Brox (Songwriter), Victor Brox (Songwriter), Leroy Carr (Songwriter), David John Clague (Songwriter), David John Clague (Songwriter), Eric (Patrick) Clapton (Songwriter), Eric (Patrick) Clapton (Songwriter), Kevin Coyne (Songwriter), Kevin Coyne (Songwriter), Willie Dixon (Songwriter), Alex (Erroneous) Dmochowski (Songwriter), Alex (Erroneous) Dmochowski (Songwriter), Aynsley Dunbar (Songwriter), Aynsley Dunbar (Songwriter), Champion Jack (William Thomas) Dupree (Songwriter), Lucille Dupree (Songwriter), David Honeyboy Edwards (Songwriter), Bill Foster (Songwriter), Bob (Robert L.) Geddins(, Jr.) (Songwriter), Samuel H. Gray (Songwriter), Peter Green (Songwriter), Peter Green (Songwriter), Guitar Crusher (Sidney Selby) (Songwriter), William/Bill Harvey (Songwriter), Little Willie (William Edgar) John (Mertis, Jr.) (Songwriter), Larry Johnson (Songwriter), Robert Johnson (Songwriter), Jackie Johnson (Songwriter), Curtis Jones (Songwriter), Ellington Jordan (Songwriter), Joe (Joseph) Josea (Bihari) (Songwriter), B(lues) B(oy) (Riley) King (Songwriter), Freddie/Freddy King (Songwriter), J.B. Lenoir (Songwriter), Furry (Walter) Lewis (Songwriter), Stanley J. Lewis (Songwriter), Virginia Liston (Songwriter), John Mayall (Songwriter), John Mayall (Songwriter), Nathaniel/Nathan/Nate McCoy (Songwriter), Jimmy McCracklin (Songwriter), T(ony) S. McPhee (Songwriter), John Mo(o)r(e)shead (Songwriter), John Mo(o)r(e)shead (Songwriter), Johnny Moore (Songwriter), Bobby Parker (Songwriter), Al(berta) Perkins (Songwriter), Rod (Gingerman) Piazza (Songwriter), Rod (Gingerman) Piazza (Songwriter), Michael Riley (Songwriter), Michael Riley (Songwriter), Don Robey (Deadric Malone) (Songwriter), Otis Rush (Songwriter), Magic Sam (Sam Maghett) (Songwriter), Laurie Sanford (Songwriter), Laurie Sanford (Songwriter), Bob Savage (Songwriter), Bob Savage (Songwriter), Pete(r) Shelley (Songwriter), Pete(r) Shelley (Songwriter), Johnny Shines (Songwriter), Little Mack (Malcolm) Simmons (Songwriter), Little Mack (Malcolm) Simmons (Songwriter), Harmonica Slim (Andrew Parsons) (Songwriter), Driftin(g) Slim (Elmon Mickle) (Songwriter), Huey (Piano) Smith (Songwriter), Otis Spann (Songwriter), Martin Stone (Songwriter), Martin Stone (Songwriter), Hubert Sumlin (Songwriter), Sunnyland Slim (Al Luandrew) (Songwriter), Jules (Julius Jeramiah) Taub (Bihari) (Songwriter), Hound Dog Taylor (Theodore Roosevelt) (Songwriter), Sonny (Alfonso) Thompson (Songwriter), Keith Tillman (Songwriter), Keith Tillman (Songwriter), Top (Anthony) Topham (Songwriter), John(ny) Vincent (Songwriter), T-Bone (Aaron Thibeaux) Walker (Songwriter), Stan Webb (Songwriter), Stan Webb (Songwriter), Lionel Whitfield (Songwriter), Eddie Williams (Songwriter), Clarence Williams (Songwriter), Sonny Boy (Aleck Ford Rice) Williamson (Willie) (Miller) (Songwriter), Johnny Young (Songwriter), John Mac (Photography), Simon Cantwell (Art Direction), Steve Murray (Art Direction), Adrian Martins (Assistant Engineer), Terry Noonan (Strings Under The Direction Of), Duster (Tony/Anthony) Bennett (Produced By), Dave Bidwell (Produced By), Dave Bidwell (Produced By), Marshall Chess (Produced By), Chicken Shack (Produced By), Christine McVie (Produced By), Paul Raymond (Produced By), Paul Raymond (Produced By), Andy Sylvester/Silvester (Produced By), Andy Sylvester/Silvester (Produced By), Mike Vernon (Produced By), Stan Webb (Produced By), Stan Webb (Produced By), Stu Black (Engineered By), Mike Ross(-Trevor) (Engineered By), Michael Thompson (Engineered By), Duncan Cowell (Mastered By), Mike Vernon (Mastered By), Miles Grayson (Arranged By), Roosevelt Holts (Arranged By), Gordon Smith (Arranged By), Jeremy Spencer (Arranged By), Jeremy Spencer (Arranged By), Top (Anthony) Topham (Arranged By), Marshall Chess (Session Co-Ordination), Willie Dixon (Session Co-Ordination), Neil (The Curmudgeon) Slaven (Session Co-Ordination), Mike Vernon (Session Co-Ordination), Terry Noonan (Horns Under The Direction Of), Mickey 'Guitar' Baker (String Arrangement), Roy (Thomas) Baker (Recording Engineer), Stu Black (Recording Engineer), Gus Dudgeon (Recording Engineer), Mike FitzHenry (Recording Engineer), Mike Ross(-Trevor) (Recording Engineer), Warren Slaten (Recording Engineer), Blue Horizon (Records) (Production), Mickey 'Guitar' Baker (Strings Conductor), Terry Noonan (Horns Arranged By), Liam Watson (Remix Engineer), Duncan Cowell (Edited By), Mike Vernon (Edited By), Roy (Thomas) Baker (Re-Mix Engineer), Roger Quested/Questad (Re-Mix Engineer), Terry Noonan (Horns Directed By), Richard Vernon (Co-Ordinated By), Richard Vernon (Coordinator), David Evans (Recording Supervisor), Paul Oliver (Recording Supervisor), Neil (The Curmudgeon) Slaven (Recording Supervisor), Mike Vernon (Recording Supervisor) |
| Record Label » |
Columbia |
| Catalogue Number » |
488992-2
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| Running Time » |
224:05
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| Liner Notes » |
A Definitive History of the UK's Most Influential Blues Label
Digitally mastered and edited at Sound Mastering.
© 1997 Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
This compilation (P) 1997 Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
Columbia is the exclusive trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Distributed by Sony Music
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Does some cleaning but needs to do more
Review written by John Fitzgerald, November 11th, 2004 Being a completest type of collector, I find this set both helpful and irksome at the same time as it does include John McVie's bass lines & Peter Green's guitar licks on the VERY rare Eddie Boyd tracks "It's so miserable to be alone" and it's original single B side partner (also with JM on bass & PG on guitar), "Empty arms" but they only included the A side of Boyd's "The big boat" single (so one still needs to get this single in order to have "Sent for you yesterday", another Boyd non album track with Peter, John & Mick playing on both tracks. For Otis Spann, they've included a track that was only a B side of a single previously called "Temperature is rising 98.8F" (which is a different take on "Temperature is rising 100.2F" from Spann's "The biggest thing since colossus" album) so it saves us from getting Spann's "Walkin'" single but it does not include a song called "Blues for hippies" (on which Peter, Danny & John also play) that had shown up only on a few sparse singles which was recorded at the "...colossus" sessions. Also, be warned of a track included on this box listed as "Hideaway" by Chicken shack as previously unreleased as on listening, it is clearly not "Hideaway" but it is in fact "San-Ho-Zay" from the shack's debut album "Forty blue fingers freshly packed and ready to serve". Granted, they did include a few shack non album tracks that Christine plays on (such as "When my left eye jumps") but they did not include the track on the other side of that single ("It's okay with me baby" on which she sings lead, plays piano, etc.) so you'd need to get the single anyways. David "Honeyboy" Edwards' song "My baby's gone" is listed here as "previously unreleased" but this recording has since shown up on the "Complete Blue Horizon sessions" FM box set which is more essential for Mac collectors anyways. As for the "alternate version" of the Mac's "Black magic woman" included here, it's simply just the "English rose" (no exho, but pan) mix of the song, therefore, not as rare as one may have been led to believe. With all this said, this is a good overview of the Blue Horizon label in general (as I try to see this from a general record label enthusiasts point of view) with the first disc chronicling BH's very purist beginnings on disc one, through it's high points of commercial success on disc two and flourishing in the British blues boom on disc three. With the "Vol. 1" tag, and the notation in the well written liner notes alluding to "future (reissues)" one can hope that such projects will follow suit soon and help to clean things up in regards to rabid collectors (like me) though since this box was out in 1997 and nothing (or at least very little) has happened since then, I won't hold my breath though one can only hope.
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Digitally remastered tracks
Comes with a 60 page color booklet
"It’s So Miserable To Be Alone" is by Eddie Boyd (with guests: Peter Green & John McVie)
"Empty Arms" is by Eddie Boyd (with guests: Peter Green & John McVie)
"I Believe My Time Ain't Long" is by Fleetwood Mac
"When My Left Eye Jumps" is by Chicken Shack (with Christine McVie)
"The Big Boat" is by Eddie Boyd (with guests: Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood & John McVie)
"Black Magic Woman" is by Fleetwood Mac
"Need Your Love So Bad" is by Fleetwood Mac (with guest: Christine McVie)
"Albatross" is by Fleetwood Mac
"I'd Rather Go Blind" is by Chicken Shack (with Christine McVie)
"San-Ho-Zay" is by Chicken Shack (with Christine McVie) & is mistaknly credited as a previously unreleased track called "Hideaway".
"My Baby's Gone" is by David 'Honeyboy' Edwards (with Peter Green & Mick Fleetwood)
"Tears In The Wind" is by Chicken Shack
"I'm Gonna Wind Up Ending Up Or I'm Gonna End Up Winding Up With You" is by Duster Bennett
"Crazy 'Bout You Baby" is by Christine Perfect (McVie)
"I Want You To Love Me" is by Duster Bennett
"I'm Gonna Leave You" is by Martha Velez
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2012-12-19 |
| Tracklisting » |
Discography entry submitted by Mark Trauernicht. |
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