Essential Detroit Blues [VINYL]

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Product Description When the blues arrived in Detroit, Michigan, in the Forties, it was brought there by men like John Lee Hooker - rural acoustic guitar players who gravitated to the Motor City looking for work. The war years made that work plentiful, and when peace came they stayed and made the city their home. Our compilation majors on the decade after the end of World War II when the blues emerged and was recognised as one of popular music's most influential genres. This selection of 50 timeless tracks has weathered half a century well, and will still sound great in the next. Review LP 1 Side 1 1. Love Money Can't Buy - John Lee Hooker 2. Papa's Boogie - Eddie 'Guitar' Burns 3. Big City Blues - Big Maceo 4. Industrial Boogie - Doctor Ross 5. Sugar Cane Highway - Playboy Fuller 6. Baby Don't You Want To Go - Bobo Jenkins 7. That's All Right - Eddie Kirkland LP 1 Side 2 1. I Need One Hundred Dollars - One String Sam 2. Remember Way Back - L.C. Green 3. J.B. Boogie - Joe Weaver & His Blues Notes 4. Something's Wrong With My Little Machine - Robert Henry 5. Sweet Lucy (Drinkin' Woman) - Calvin Frazier 6. Sak Relation Blues - Sylvester Cotton 7. Dark Night Blues - Johnny Howard LP 2 Side 1 1. Dealing With The Devil - Eddie 'Guitar' Burns 2. I Do Like I Please - John Lee Hooker 3. Notoriety Woman - Slim Pickens 4. Somebody Put Bad Luck On Me - Baby Boy Warren 5. Stop Messin' Around - Walter Mitchell 6. Ten Below Zero - Bobo Jenkins 7. Ramblin' Around Blues - Sam Kelly LP 2 Side 2 1. Washboard Blues (Part 1) - Washboard Willie 2. Lookin' For My Woman - Joe Von Battle 3. Old Battle Ax - Robert Henry 4. Natural Man Blues - Johnny Howard 5. My Baby Ooo - One String Sam 6. Good Rockin' Mama - Henry Smith 7. No More Doggin' - John Lee Hooker --undefined