Living Chicago Blues 2/ Various - Living Chicago Blues 2 / VariousRolling Stone called these Alligator collections "definitive," and they are. Here are "Don't Answer the Door," "Two Headed Man," "Cold, Lonely Nights" Lonnie Brooks, "Worry, Worry," "Sunnyland Blues" Big Moose Walker, "Stranded on the Highway," "Dirty Mother for You" Magic Slim, "Take It Easy, Baby," "Blues After Hours" Pinetop Perkins and more quintessential Chicago blues! Alligator.

"Rebel Rock"

"Starlight"

"Sagefield Woman Blues"

Serebrier's luminous lyricism

Varsity and Columbia labels during this era

Ace is delighted to make Bettye Crutcher's sole album available for the first time in 38 years and to give it's tracks their first ever UK CD release

It was the music of a female body and it's motions

probably written for a masked ball at Salzburg Town Hall in February 1776

and cultures

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West Africa

Instead of being sent out on her own