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    Magic Sam – Rockin’ Wild In Chicago

    Magic Sam – Rockin’ Wild In Chicago Delmark DG 765 (2002) Compact Disc Even though he has now been gone for longer than his 32 year life span, Magic Sam continues to epitomize the “west side” school of Chicago blues musicians. His finger-plucked fleet-fingered long lines, screaming bends and squeezed chords, hand vibrato, driving rhythms…

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      Dave Clark’s Blues Swingers – Switchin’ In The Kitchen (ft. Floyd McDaniel)

      Dave Clark’s Blues Swingers – Switchin’ In The Kitchen (ft. Floyd McDaniel) Delmark DE 768 (2003) Compact Disc Bandleader, arranger, tenor saxist Dave Clark leads the Blues Swingers, a nine piece vintage R&B revivalist band. Their first Delmark appearance was accompanying guitarist Floyd McDaniel on Let Your Hair Down! (Delmark 671). Floyd passed at the…

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        Jimmy Burns – Back To The Delta

        Jimmy Burns – Back To The Delta Delmark DG 770 (2003) Compact Disc “Chicago’s Jimmy Burns accompanies his soulful, countrified voice with unstoppable rhythms and sure-handed solos. His vibrant, heartfelt blues and boogies echo the Mississippi Delta, where he was born and raised.” —Guitar Player in a review of Leaving Here Walking (Delmark 694) Back…

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          The United Records Story

          The United Records Story Delmark DD 775 (2004) [United Series] Compact Disc United Records was the first successful black-owned record company. Operated by Leonard Allen, tailor, retired policeman and obviously one of exceptionally wide taste in music, the two labels (United and States) issued some of the best performances in jazz, blues, gospel, R&B, Doo…

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            Jimmy Burns – Live At B.L.U.E.S.

            Jimmy Burns – Live At B.L.U.E.S. Delmark DE 789 (2007) Compact Disc – Also available on DVD! Born in Dublin, Mississippi in 1943, Jimmy Burns derived his earliest inspiration from the records of Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and others. After Jimmy moved to Chicago in the mid-’50s, he discovered a scene that was perfect…

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