01. "A man and the blues" 02. "I can't quit the blues" 03. "Money (That's what I want)" 04. "One room country shack" 05. "Mary had a little lamb" 06. "Just Playing My Axe" 07. "Sweet little angel" 08. "Worry, worry" 09. "Jam on a Monday morning"
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180gr. Vinyl
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Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Buddy Guy's legendary electric guitar licks and passionate vocals are on display in this influential, 1968 album, where the celebrated musician bridges Chicago blues with R&B. Remastered from the original analog tapes, this 50th anniversary edition of the album is pressed on 180gm vinyl LP and housed in an old-school-style, tip-on jacket. Buddy Guy is an exponent of Chicago blues and has influenced eminent guitarists including Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jeff Beck and John Mayer. Guy was ranked 30th in Rolling Stone magazine's 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Bass: Jack Myers, Design: Fred Holtz, Drums: Fred Below, Drums: Lonny Taylor, Guitar [Solo Guitar], Soloist [Solo Guitar], Vocals: Buddy Guy, Lacquer Cut By: Ron McMaster, Photography By [Photo]: Lee Tanner, Piano: Otis Spann, Producer [Produced By]: Samuel B. Charters, Rhythm Guitar: Wayne Bennett (2), Saxophone [Sax]: Aaron Corthen, Saxophone [Sax]: Bobby Fields, Saxophone [Sax]: Donald Hankins, Written-By: Buddy Guy, Written-By: Buddy Guy, Written-By: Berry Gordy, Written-By: Janie Bradford, Written-By: Mercy Dee Walton, Written-By: Buddy Guy, Written-By: Buddy Guy, Written-By: B.B. King, Written By: Plumber Davis & Jules Taub, Written-By: Jules Taub, Written-By: Pluma Davis, Written-By: Buddy Guy, Labelcode 7205339 (CR00091, CR00091), Phonographic Copyright (p) Craft Recordings, Copyright (c) Craft Recordings, Record Company Concord Music Group, Inc., Published By Avalon Music (6), Published By Jobete Music, Published By Venice Music, Published By Modern Music (7), Recorded At Universal Recording Studio, Lacquer Cut At Capitol Mastering
