Big Walter Horton / Alfred "Blues King" Harris Harmonica Blues Kings
Delmark DD-712 $11.99

Some of the most exciting sounds on the Chicago blues scene during the 1950s feature the harmonica. Big Walter Horton's "Hard-Hearted Woman"/"Back Home To Mama" was his first Chicago record under his own name. Willie Dixon produced and from then on Horton played on many Dixon-produced sessions and toured with Dixon's band for many years. Big Walter was an internationally famous bluesman, who continued recording and touring until his death in 1981. Alfred Harris remains a mystery man, but more than forty-five years later, his lively, raw harmonica playing and singing will win him blues fans around the world. Contains three previously unissued alternate takes. Still available on Cassette!

Part of our United Series.

 

Song List:
1. Back Home To Mama
2. Hard-Hearted Woman
3. Southern Woman
4. Remember Me
5. Card Game
6. Nosey Neighbors
7. Hard-Hearted Woman (Alternate)
8. Back Home To Mama (Alternate)
9. My Life Blues
10. Up Side The Wall
11. Gold Digger
12. Sundown Boogie Blues
13. Miss Ida
14. Great Lakes Boogie
15. Blues And Trouble
16. Up Side The Wall (Alternate)


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Horton, Big Walter & Alfred Blues King Harris / Harmonica Blues Kings -CD
Blues CD DELMARK 712 *BLH

$11.99

HORTON, BIG WALTER / HARMONICA BLUES Kings -Cassette
Blues Cassette DELMARK PL12- Cassette Tape *BLH

$1.99