Credits:

Little Walter

Description:

The fourth installment in the "This Guy's History" series! A new series that sheds light on the history and achievements of blues, R&B, and soul. Little Walter's many great quotations include "a revolutionary in harmonica blues" and "a magician on the blues harp. Little Walter's influence on the Rolling Stones goes without saying, and his respect for Keith Richard, in particular, is unmistakable. After joining Muddy Waters' band, Walter's song "Juke" hit No. 1 in 1952 under his own name, and in the 1960s he toured the U.K. with the Rolling Stones. Although his musical career was not long, the songs collected here have not lost their luster, nor their influence on future generations. Commentary: Shugo Nagata

Tracklisting:

01. I JUST KEEP LOVING HER
02. JUKE
03. MEAN OLD WORLD
04. SAD HOURS
05. OFF THE WALL
06. TELL ME MAMA
07. BLUES WITH A FEELING
08. YOU'RE SO FINE
09. OH BABY
10. YOU'D BETTER WATCH YOURSELF
11. LAST NIGHT
12. MY BABE
13. ROLLER COASTER
14. I GOT TO GO
15. I HATE TO SEE YOU GO
16. WHO
17. KEY TO THE HIGHWAY
18. EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE ALRIGHT
19. BLUE AND LONESOME
20. JUST YOUR FOOL