Album Details: Sweet Home Chicago
| Release Date: | 12/08/1975 |
| Label: | Evidence |
| UPC: | 730182600124 |
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The French Black Blue label was savvy enough to spirit Brooks into a studio when he was touring the continent in 1975 as part of Chicago Blues Festival '75. As befits the jam-session ambience of the date (pianist Willie Mabon, harpist Mack Simmons, and two-thirds of the Aces are on hand), hoary standards predominate: "Crosscut Saw," "Things I Used to Do," "Mama Talk to Your Daughter," and the ubiquitous title track (which remains a signature song). The omnipresent "The Train and the Horse" returns as well.
- Bill Dahl, All Music Guide
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