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Luther Allison, the guitarist and vocalist hailed as a Chicago blues genius. His playing, which seemed to break down the barriers between rock and blues, thrilled everyone who listened! This album, "Love Me Papa," is a rare recording made by Allison in Paris in 1977! The title, which sounds like an answer album to that famous album, will satisfy even the most discerning fans! Chicago bluesman Luther Allison, who overwhelms listeners with his soulful guitar and vocals, roars in Paris in 1977! Luther, who received acclaim at the Chicago Blues Festival Tour held in Europe in the summer of 1977, may have felt comfortable in Europe, where Black bluesmen are warmly welcomed. This album, "Love Me Papa," was recorded during the 1977 tour, and its title, which sounds like an answer song to his debut album "Love Me Mama," is intriguing. Around this time, he was actively performing in the US, including small club tours, and was traveling back and forth between Europe and the US. However, his popularity in Europe seemed to be even greater, and it was this excitement that propelled him into the studio to create this album, "Love Me Papa"! [TRACKLIST] 1. Love Me Papa 2. Going Down (Take 1) 3. Blues with a Feeling 4. It's Too Late 5. Standing at the Crossroads 6. Key to the Highway 7. Last Night 8. Feeling So Good 9. Luther's Boogie 10. Going Down (Take 4) 11. Feeling So Good (Take 2)