Junior Wells, 9-16-1966

Junior Wells was raised in Memphis, Arkansas, and by the age of seven could play the harmonica with surprising skill. Junior moved to Chicago and in the early 1950 was playing with some of Chicago's blues greats including Muddy Waters. This is a good recording of one of the most noted harmonica players of his time.

Junior Wells
Club 47
Cambridge
9-16-1966
Soundboard



01-Instrumental
02-One Mint Julep
03-Reelin' & Rockin'
04-I Feel So Good (I Wanna Boogie)
05-One Way Out
06-Worried Life Blues
07-You Better Come Home
08-Instrumental
09-Honky Tonk
10-Juke
11-That's Alright
12-Yonder Wall
13-Messin' With The Kid
14-Hoodoo Man Blues
15-Hideaway
16-Instrumental
17-Instrumental
18-You're So Fine
19-Sweet Little Angel
20-If You Leave Me Baby
21-You Don't Love Me
22-Got My Mojo Workin'
23-Tobacco Road

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Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Blues Band, 7-28-1968

This is a classic recording of two icons of American blues. Buddy Guy and Junior Wells have roots that go way back and have both been in the Chicago blues scene since the 50s. This is a short but very sweet set and well worth a listen.

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Blues Band
Newport Folk Festival
Newport, Rhode Island
July 28th, 1968
Soundboard

1. Intro
2. One Room Country Shack
3. Checkin' On My Baby
4. Somebody Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man Intro
5. Somebody Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man
6. Messin' With The Kid
7. You Gotta Help Me Intro
8. You Gotta Help Me
9. Crowd/Talk
10. Stormy Monday/I Feel Good

Buddy Guy - Guitar, Vocals
Junior Wells - Vocals, Harmonica
A.C. Reed - Sax
Jack Myers- Bass
Fred Below - Drums

Runtime - 39 Minutes 4 Seconds

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