Hand Me Down Blues: Chicago Style/ Var - Hand Me Down Blues: Chicago Style / VariousA mid 1950's compilation of classic Chicago blues from the windy city's legendary Parrot label. Featured are pianist and singer Henry Gray; harp player Dusty Brown; guitarist, singer, songwriter John "The Ice Cream Man" Brim; the legendary Sunnyland Slim performing a smoking rendition of "The Devil Is a Busy Man" and harp men Snooky Pryor and Little Willie Foster. An added attraction is blues guitar legend Albert King's very first commercial

Dame Ethel Smyth and Amy Beach all came from families that encouraged their musical interests but balked

and Dave Sardy

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while deeply personal

The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald

was widespread thanks to the Este patronage of Duke Francesco I

vocal harmony and early rhythm and blues in America

this Gold Disc reissue comes packaged in a jewel case with a 12-page booklet featuring lyrics

Colorado's Christie Front Drive

which has bound their relationship so closely over the years

issued complete for the first time in an 'original covers' box of new remasterings

Oystein Alsos (ex Senit) and Thomas Eriksen (Mork) all provided guitar parts and last but not least Richard Gjems on some vailing harp