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Contents: Format: CD Specifications: Jewel Case 30 titles from a rare catalog of blues classics recorded in the 1970s for the French label Black & Blue are being released simultaneously at a limited-time price! This is a hard-groove studio album recorded in 1975 when Hubert Sumlin, a renowned guitarist who worked as Howlin' Wolf's right-hand man and was loved by many rock stars such as Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, visited France for a performance at the Chicago Blues Festival! Recording Year: 1975 Performer Credits: Hubert Sumlin (g, vo), Ronnie Brooks (g), Willie Mabon (p), Dave Myers (b), Fred Below (ds) [TRACKLIST] 01. Happy with My French Friends 02. Broke and Hungry 03. I'll Be Home on Tuesday (Take 2) 04. Give the Name Jaco 05. My Guitar and Me 06. Groove (Take 2) 07. Easy, Hubert, Easy 08. Don't Forget 09. The Last Boogie 10. I Wonder Why 11. Boogin' All Alone 12. Jerking in Paris 13. I'll Be Home on Tuesday (Take 1) 14. Groove (Take 1) Media Reviews and More This hard-groove studio album was recorded in 1975 by Hubert Sumlin, a renowned guitarist who worked as Howlin' Wolf's right-hand man and was loved by many rock stars including Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, during his visit to France for a performance at the Chicago Blues Festival! (C)RS
