Title: Holler and Stomp down to the record shop...
Product review: Delmark records releases a session on a closed night at Mother Blues on Wells street in 1967. Taught by the legendary Elmore James, J.B. Hutto learned to play the guitar when he was an adult, and his fiery vocal response was his distinguishing characteristic. As the strongest of the Second-Generation Chicago blues singers, Hutto's trained voice wails over his simple slide, favoring blitz-line wails up to the 12th fret. As a bandleader, he often shared the stage with Hound Dog Taylor, and the two traded solos between hands of poker. The sessions visited here feature JB with his band in prime form, split between Mothers and Turner's in 1966 and 1972. As many more of these closed club sessions are becoming available to the public, they open a door to the younger generation to gain appreciation for what would have been an average Wednesday night in 1967.
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