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Howlin' Wolf: His Best (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection) - Audio CD - Howlin' Wolf

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Howlin' Wolf: His Best (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection)

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Audio CD - 08 April, 1997
Chess
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Number of Media: 1

CD Tracks:

    Moanin' At Midnight
    How Many More Years
    Evil
    Forty-Four
    Smokestack Lightnin'
    I Asked For Water
    Who's Been Talkin'
    Sitting On Top Of The World
    Howlin' For My Darling
    Wang Dang Doodle
    Back Door Man
    Spoonful
    Shake For Me
    The Red Rooster
    I Ain't Superstitious
    Goin' Down Slow
    Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy
    Hidden Charms
    Built For Comfort
    Killing Floor


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Audio CD Description

Chester Burnett's ferocious growl was a staple of Chicago's electric-blues heyday. This 20-song compilation ranges from his 1951 debut "Moanin' at Midnight" with Willie Johnson on guitar to 1964's "Killing Floor" with Buddy Guy on guitar. His scratchy, sawed-off vocal approach and his energetic harmonica grace original classics such as "How Many More Years" and "Smokestack Lightnin'." By 1960, he became, along with Muddy Waters, the foremost interpreter of Willie Dixon's songs, lending his coarse voice to legendary Dixon cuts such as "Wang Dang Doodle," "Back Door Man," "Spoonful," "The Red Rooster," and "I Ain't Superstitious." Wolf's style was based on primal raw power, and he ranks among the genre's most distinctive performers.


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MOANIN AT MIDNIGHT!

this album is, again, great. yes, it's me again. i'm the kid who reviewed the chess box yesterday. i'm here to review every howlin' wolf album. they all have 5 stars. anyway, my favorite song on this is 'moanin at midnight.' i think it's one of my favorite songs ever. it's also on the chess box, but i think this version is better. the other good song on this is 'killing floor.' how can you not want to dance after hearing that?! i could hear those 2 songs over and over and never get tired of them. when i was a little kid i used to play the 'moanin at midnight' single over and over on my record player. but now i have it on CD!

 

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