The Best Chicago Blues Music on CD or Vinyl 2025

1. Roomful of Blues - Dressed Up to Get Messed Up [CD]

Roomful of Blues - Dressed Up to Get Messed Up [CD] 01167100182 Music

Roomful Of Blues - Dressed Up To Get Messed Up (CD NEW) Label: Varrick Format: CD Release Date: 10 Aug 1998 No. of Discs: 1 UPC: 011671001821 Album Tracks 1. Money Talks 2. What Happened to the Sugar (In My Lemonade) 3. Let's Ride 4. Yes Indeed! 5. Albi's Boogie 6. The Last Time 7. Oh Oh 8. Dressed Up To Get Messed Up 9. He Knows The Rules 10. Whiplash

2. Hot Little Mama

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Hot Little Mama

3. Live at Lupo's

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Live at Lupo's

4. Scrapper Blackwell - Scrapper Blackwell - Blues - CD

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VIRTUOSO GUITAR 1925-1934 Blues Yazoo

5. Root of Blues

Root of Blues

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6. What It Takes: The Chess Years (CD) by Koko Taylor

0076732932827. New condition. CD. This single disc neatly collects everything of importance that Chicago blues belter Koko Taylor released through Chess and its subsidiary Checker label, presenting a thoroughly enjoyable, collection as historically important for Taylor's sizzling performances as it is for Willie Dixon's sublime compositions and sympathetic production. Those who know these formative years from Taylor's immortal "Wang Dang Doodle" will thrill to realize that the classic isn't even the best entry here. It's a toss-up as to which others challenge it, but "What Came First the Egg or the Hen," with Dixon joining in on vocals, is in the running, as is the absolutely chilling "Insane Asylum," where Dixon interestingly kicks off the song before Taylor appears over a minute later. The producer/bassist/songwriter/singer pens all but one of the 18 songs. Of those, Taylor takes sole songwriting credit on 1964's "What Kind of Man is That?" and covers J.B. Lenoir's "Good Advice." The latter is an unusually pop-oriented moment that she still roughs up with her usual dynamic vocal attack. Taylor tackles politically charged territory in "Bill, Bills and More Bills," one of the few times that the material leans in that direction. While her later Alligator years might have exposed her talents to the world and helped crown her Queen of the Blues, this is where it all started. It shows how Taylor developed, with assistance from Willie Dixon over this fertile, seven-year stretch, to her well-earned legendary status. ~ Hal Horowitz, Rovi

UPC: 0076732932827 Condition: New CD This single disc neatly collects everything of importance that Chicago blues belter Koko Taylor released through Chess and its subsidiary Checker label, presenting a thoroughly enjoyable, collection as historically important for Taylor's sizzling performances as it is for Willie Dixon's sublime compositions and sympathetic production. Those who know these formative years from Taylor's immortal "Wang Dang Doodle" will thrill to realize that the classic isn't even the best entry here. It's a toss-up as to which others challenge it, but "What Came First the Egg or the Hen," with Dixon joining in on vocals, is in the running, as is the absolutely chilling "Insane Asylum," where Dixon interestingly kicks off the song before Taylor appears over a minute later. The producer/bassist/songwriter/singer pens all but one of the 18 songs. Of those, Taylor takes sole songwriting credit on 1964's "What Kind of Man is That?" and covers J.B. Lenoir's "Good Advice." The latter is an unusually pop-oriented moment that she still roughs up with her usual dynamic vocal attack. Taylor tackles politically charged territory in "Bill, Bills and More Bills," one of the few times that the material leans in that direction. While her later Alligator years might have exposed her talents to the world and helped crown her Queen of the Blues, this is where it all started. It shows how Taylor developed, with assistance from Willie Dixon over this fertile, seven-year stretch, to her well-earned legendary status. ~ Hal Horowitz, Rovi

7. Greatest Hits (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection) (CD)

A supremely adaptable bluesman, Little Milton's musical career has run the gamut from street corner strumming to Mississippi blues joint appearances to radio successes to the top of the R&B charts for several decades. Containing 16 of his classic hits, this definitive set exemplifies the restless intelligence that makes him a master of every strain of blues. Includes the #1 smash, quot;We're Gonna Make It,quot; plus quot;Who's Cheating Who?,quot; quot;If Walls Could Talkquot; and quot;So Meanquot; among others.

Greatest Hits (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection) (CD)

8. 3 Hours Past Midnight

Three Hours Past Midnight

3 HOURS PAST MIDNIGHT

9. Live: The Sam Lay Blues Band

Sam Lay, drummer, vocalist, is one of the most celebrated virtuoso drummers in blues history, and a mainstay since the late 1950's. He began his auspicious career becoming drummer for the legendary harp genius, Little Walter. In the early 60s, Mr Lay began recording and performing with the founding fathers of blues, Willie Dixon, Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters. The recordings made during this time are considered to be among the definitive works from the careers of Waters and Wolf. He recorded with most important blues musicians in the '70s, from the original lineup of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band to the classic Bob Dylan album Highway '61 Revisited.

Sam Lay, drummer, vocalist, is one of the most celebrated virtuoso drummers in blues history, and a mainstay since the late 1950 s. He began his auspicious career becoming drummer for the legendary harp genius, Little Walter. In the early 60s, Mr Lay began recording and performing with the founding fathers of blues, Willie Dixon, Howlin Wolf and Muddy Waters. The recordings made during this time are considered to be among the definitive works from the careers of Waters and Wolf. He recorded with most important blues musicians in the 70s, from the original lineup of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band to the classic Bob Dylan album Highway 61 Revisited. SKU : ADIB00004VJ5V

10. Turn It On! Turn It Up!

Turn It On! Turn It Up!

TURN IT ON! TURN IT UP!