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John Littlejohn - John Littlejohn's Chicago Blues Stars [LP] VG+

John Littlejohn - John Littlejohn's Chicago Blues Stars [LP] VG+

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  • Format: LP
  • Catalogue No: 1043  
  • Label: Arhoolie Records
  • Genre: Blues
  • Style: Chicago Blues
  • Released:  1969 US
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
Superb NM/EX condition. From a beautifully preserved collection on the Arhoolie label.

John Littlejohn's Chicago Blues Stars is the debut album by Chicago-born slide guitarist John Littlejohn, recorded at Universal Studios, Chicago in November 1968 and released on Arhoolie Records in 1969. Co-produced by Willie Dixon, it captures Littlejohn's raw electric slide work alongside a full Chicago band. Covers include Muddy Waters' "Catfish Blues" and Elmore James' "Shake Your Money Maker."

Release ID: 3066100


Track List:

A1. What In The World You Goin' To Do
A2. Treat Me Wrong
A3. Catfish Blues
A4. Kiddeo
A5. Slidin' Home
B1. Dream
B2. Reelin' And Rockin'
B3. Been Around The World
B4. Shake Your Money Maker

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John Littlejohn - John Littlejohn's Chicago Blues Stars [LP] VG+

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