Album US 1997 on Earwig Music label
Blues (Electric Blues, Chicago Blues)
Standard jewel case with black tray and 4-page booklet. ©℗ 1997 Earwig Music Company, Inc. Songs 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11 recorded live at Buddy Guy's Legends, Chicago, IL on March 4, 1995 Songs 2, 4, 6, 9, 10, 12 recorded live at Hothouse, Chicago, IL on June 4, 1994
Big Jack Johnson g, voc, 1940-2011 US vocals, lead guitar, album by, written by | |
Aron Burton Chicago Blues Band , backing band, bass, leader | |
Kenny Smith dr, US drums | |
Tino Cortez drums | |
Lester Davenport h, voc, 1932-2009 US harmonica | |
Allen Batts p, org, key, piano | |
Michael Dotson g, rhythm guitar |
Terran Doeher design |
Timothy Powell engineer |
Todd Coburn engineer |
Paul Smith engineer, 2nd engineer, mixed by, edited by, mastered by |
Michael Robert Frank producer, liner notes |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration | |
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1 | Pistol Packin' Mama | Big Jack Johnson | Big Jack Johnson | 6:14 | |
2 | Since I Met You Baby | Big Jack Johnson | Ivory Joe Hunter | 6:10 | |
3 | Night Train | Big Jack Johnson | Jimmy Forrest | 5:13 | |
4 | Ain't Nothin' You Can Do | Big Jack Johnson | Deadric Malone | 3:53 | |
5 | Daddy, When Is Mama Comin Home? | Big Jack Johnson | Big Jack Johnson | 7:22 | |
6 | Twist | Big Jack Johnson | Hank Ballard | 2:58 | |
7 | Sweet Sixteen | Big Jack Johnson | Ahmet Ertegun | 6:09 | |
8 | Fightin' Woman | Big Jack Johnson | Big Jack Johnson | 5:53 | |
9 | Steal Away | Big Jack Johnson | John Green, Joseph Scott | 5:13 | |
10 | The Blues Is Alright | Big Jack Johnson | Milton Campbell | 4:25 | |
11 | Black Rooster | Big Jack Johnson | Big Jack Johnson | 6:51 | |
12 | I Got a Whole Lotta Lovin' | Big Jack Johnson | Riley B. King | 4:16 |
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