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Willie Mabon - Chicago Blues Session! (CD)

Chicago Blues Session!
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Album Details: Chicago Blues Session!

Release Date:04/12/1995
Label:Evidence
UPC:730182606324

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  • All Music Guide

    Chicago Blues Session features a session pianist Willie Mabon cut on Independence Day 1979 with guitarist Hubert Sumlin, guitarist Eddie Taylor, bassist Aron Burton and drummer Casey Jones. The album was originally released on the German LR label, mainly because American labels were shunning the blues. That could be the only reason this album wasn't released at the time, since it's a nice, straightahead Chicago blues record. There are several Mabon originals, all of them strong and memorable, plus several Willie Dixon tracks and a Howlin' Wolf cut. That Howlin' Wolf song is one of a handful of tributes to Chicago blues legends -- the others are to Jimmy Reed and Willie Dixon -- but the true tribute is the spirit and passion the group puts into their music. That's what makes the album a worthwhile listen for serious fans of Chicago blues.

    - Thom Owens, All Music Guide

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Biography

Willie Mabon

The sly, insinuating vocals and chunky piano style of Willie Mabon won the heart of many an RB fan during the early '50s. His salty Chess waxings "I Don't Know," "I'm Mad," and "Poison Ivy" established the pianist as a genuine Chicago blues force, but he faded as an RB hitmaker at the dawn of rock roll. Mabon was already well-grounded in blues tradition from his Memphi... Read more