Howlin' Wolf - The History Man -Best Of Early Years- - Japan Mini LP CD

Credits:

Howlin' Wolf

Description:

The second installment of the "This Man is History" series! A new series that sheds light on the history and achievements of the blues, "This Man Has History," features the late-blooming blues singer Howlin' Wolf! Howlin' Wolf's career, from his debut in 1951 to his last album in 1973, lasted 22 years, which is not a long time among blues singers. This disc is the "ultimate collection" that condenses the charm of Howlin' Wolf's heyday onto one disc. Not to mention his influence on the Yardbirds, Cream, and the Rolling Stones, and his mid-60s classic "Killing Floor," covered by Jimi Hendrix and appropriated by Led Zeppelin for "The Lemon Song," he built a bridge between rock and blues He should also be remembered as the man who bridged rock and blues. This is the life of the great "Chicago Blues Giant," and we hope you will take the time to enjoy it. Commentary: Shigo Nagata

Tracklisting:

01. MOANIN' AT MIDNIGHT
02. HOW MANY MORE YEARS
03. EVIL IS GOIN' ON=EVIL
04. FORTY FOUR
05. WHO WILL BE NEXT
06. SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING
07. I ASKED FOR WATER
08. THE NUCHEZ BURNING
09. WHO'S BEEN TALKING
10. SITTIN'ON TOP OF THE WORLD
11. WANG-DANG-DOODLE
12. BACK DOOR MAN
13. SPOONFUL
14. THE RED ROOSTER
15. I AIN'T SUPERSTITIOUS
16. KILLING FLOOR
17. DUST MY BROOM
18. I WALKED FROM DALLAS