Howlin' Wolf

[Sox]

Chester Arthur Burnett born 1910, White Station Mississippi. 6' 6" of raw power, a man that could rock the joint to it's foundations. He became a cornerstone of the Chicago Blues Scene in the 50's, and an icon in the music industry. My favourite Blues Legend.

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1959: Moanin' in the Moonlight
1962: Howlin' Wolf Sings the Blues
1962: Howlin' Wolf
1964: 'Rockin' The Blues - Live In Germany
1966: The Real Folk Blues
1966: Live In Cambridge
1966: The Super Super Blues Band
1967: More Real Folk Blues
1969: The Howlin' Wolf Album
1971: Message to the Young
1971: The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions
1972: Live and Cookin' (At Alice's Revisited)
1973: Evil - Live at Joe's Place
1973: The Back Door Wolf
1974: London Revisited
1975: Change My Way
1990: Cadillac Daddy - Memphis Recordings 1952
1997: His Best


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Wang Dang Doodle


Pearler.

 

[Flower]

 

[Flower]

 

[Flower]

Amazon.com: The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions: Howlin Wolf: Music

This is a great LP or CD ..

 

[Foxhound]

I agree! Howlin' Wolf was already a legend by the time the British Invasion broke! And the "London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" is an album that does a great job of showcasing his talents.

 

[Sox]

^^^ Agreed I have the London Sessions on vinyl and disc just a fantastic sample of the Wolf mixing it with the UK's top musos and the man gives Eric a lesson in how it's done much to the joy of Clapton.

 

[troggy]

Two of my favorites

 

[Flower]

 

[DaKillerWolf]

Good taste guys ! I love Howlin' Wolf's music .

 

[Sox]

Howlin' Wolf fell under the influence of Charlie Patton at the Dockery Plantation. Charlie was one of the early blues stars and Wolf was a big fan.