Album
Chicago Bound
Jimmy Rogers With Little Walter, Muddy Waters
1970 · Blues
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Chicago Bound is a Blues album by Jimmy Rogers With Little Walter, Muddy Waters, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 24 pressings tracked.
About
As Muddy Waters’ right-hand man, Jimmy Rogers was at the heart of the heart of Chicago blues. Not only do most of Muddy’s other ’50s-era bandmates power these Rogers solo sides, but Muddy himself adds some righteously raw licks. Rogers’ and Waters’ guitar riffs clang like thunder and lightning on the deliciously doomy “Out on the Road,” and Walter Horton’s howling harmonica on Rogers’ signature tune, “Walking by Myself,” follows the singer like a great, feral beast. Chicago blues seldom gets more hard-hitting.
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Tracklist
- 1You're the One (Single Version)2:32
- 2Money, Marbles and Chalk (Single Version)3:20
- 3Luedella2:54
- 4Act Like You Love Me3:53
- 5Back Door Friend3:24
- 6The Last Time (Single Version)2:46
- 7I Used to Have a Woman3:08
- 8Sloppy Drunk (Single Version)3:02
- 9Blues Leave Me Alone3:06
- 10Out on the Road2:55
- 11Goin' Away Baby (Single Version)2:46
- 12That's All Right (Single Version)2:50
- 13Chicago Bound (Single Version)2:43
- 14Walking by Myself2:47
Sound DNA
- Blues
- Chicago & Electric Blues
- gritty
- earnest
- bluesy
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Fred BelowDRUMS
- Jimmy RogersGUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS LEAD VOCALS
- Little WalterHARMONICA GLASS HARMONICA
- Willie DixonBASS PHOTOGRAPHY, BASS
- A. J. GladneyDRUMS
- Bob WoodforkGUITAR
- Eddie WarePIANO
- Elgin EvansDRUMS
- Ernest "Big" CrawfordBASS
- Ernest CottonTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Henry GrayPIANO
- J.T. BrownTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Little Johnny JonesPIANO
- Muddy WatersGUITAR
- Otis SpannPIANO
- Walter HortonHARMONICA
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 24 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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