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Willis Chuck - Wails! The Complete Recordings 1951-`56 2CD (CD)
€34,00Quick ViewChuck Rules The House! With his fervent, soaring vocals blistering through both thunderous jump blues and spine-tingling ballads, the sensational Chuck Willis, crowned The King Of The Stroll,” scored many R&B smashes for the Okeh label in the mid-50s. Comprising 51 tracks, this first-ever, vault-emptying 2-disc retrospective features- from the original master tapes-every recording Willis waxed for Okeh, Columbia and Epic Records, 1951-1956: blazing 78rpm and 45rpm sides, album tracks, and long-lost gems heard here for the very first time!
*previously unissued”
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Waters Muddy - Got My Mojo Working-Rare Performances 1968-1978 (DVD)
€34,00Quick ViewDie-hard Muddy Waters fans will welcome this 12-song, 54-minute compilation of excellent live performances, but for an introduction to the legendary bluesman’s music, blues neophytes may wish to look elsewhere (perhaps to In Concert 1971). Culled from three separate videotaped concerts for German television (from 1968, ’74, and ’78), these recordings are modest in quality (mono mixed for two-channel stereo), while the visuals provide routine two- or three-camera studio coverage. But these are indeed rare performances” as the packaging promises, and they show Muddy Waters and his exceptional hand-picked sidemen in the prime of their latter-day incarnations, after acknowledgement by the Rolling Stones and other fast-rising rockers led to Muddy’s renaissance period as the father of modern blues.
The indisputable highlight here is the ’78 performance of ”Mannish Boy,” in which Muddy rips into a gospel-like delivery of one of his greatest signature songs. Pianist Pinetop Perkins joins in for a fun romp on ”Caldonia” (giving a bluesy alternative to the better-known Louis Jordan versions), and Muddy’s slide guitar (particularly on the title track) is as good as it ever was. Likewise for his vocals–they grew richer, deeper, and more commanding with age. It’s a shame this Shanachie/Yazoo DVD doesn’t provide liner notes or details about these specific performances, but this is electric blues in its purest form, from its purest practitioner, and we can be grateful these recordings have survived for posterity. –Jeff Shannon
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