Howlin' Wolf

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Howlin' Wolf, for me, is the first name in blues. He's got a voice like no one else and his music is always exciting. My favorite is a two-fer CD that combines Moanin' in the Moonlight with the 'Rocking Chair' album. Two dozen Wolf classics.

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Howlin' Wolf, for me, is the first name in blues. He's got a voice like no one else and his music is always exciting. My favorite is a two-fer CD that combines Moanin' in the Moonlight with the 'Rocking Chair' album. Two dozen Wolf classics.

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ooh yes JimJam I`ve got it too!:oyea::bow::grinthumb
 
1964 American Folk Blues
00:00 Shake for Me
03:41 I'll Be Back Someday
08:23 Love Me Darlin'

If your time is limited, at least check out Love Me Darlin' (May I Have A Talk). Powerful stuff.



 
Spoonful

My favorite Howlin tune...



Besides Howlin's version I have versions by Cream, Ten Years After, Johnny Thunders, Pat Travers, Ronnie Wood, George Thorogood, & Joe Bonamassa
 
I'll Be Back Someday



May I Have A Talk With You



Baby Ride With Me


Sugar Mama



Tell Me What I've Done



Going Down Slow (Chess Studio)


The Wolf explains what "The Blues" are all about..

How Many More Years


I really like Big Momma Thorton's version, too.


guys firstly thanks for the thread @Sox love these song blues is where its happening...as anyone heard from @phil.B :bow::grinthumb
 
guys firstly thanks for the thread @Sox love these song blues is where its happening...as anyone heard from @phil.B :bow::grinthumb

Apologies joker, I have been away for a while dealing with some issues. I won't make any promises, but I will try to visit here more often. :grinthumb
 
Apologies joker, I have been away for a while dealing with some issues. I won't make any promises, but I will try to visit here more often. :grinthumb

Phil its just great to hear from you your one of a few here whom really is a music follower whom now`s all about the history, music and muiscians whom are " Hittin` The Note. . .Because Music Matters :bow::oyea::grinthumb
 
Phil its just great to hear from you your one of a few here whom really is a music follower whom now`s all about the history, music and muiscians whom are " Hittin` The Note. . .Because Music Matters :bow::oyea::grinthumb

Cheers Joker! :grinthumb
 

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