Howlin’ Wolf/CO, USA 1973

Focusing on genres such as jazz and blues, for which there were almost no collector’s items at the time, a group of valuable titles that were extremely popular with fans are now available. Recorded on a perfect stereo soundboard using broadcast sound sources, Howlin’ Wolf’s precious Denver performance on August 23, 1973, which is considered a Chicago blues giant along with Muddy Waters, is recorded. Of course, Wolf’s guitar and vocals are the main focus throughout the album, but you can also hear the guitar of master Hubert Sumlin from the left channel, and guitarists should check out his unique and flavorful play. You can enjoy original performances of famous songs such as “Little Red Rooster” and “Killing Floor” that have been covered by many rock bands. Recommended not only for blues fans but also for rock fans. Recorded Live at Ebbets Field,Denver,CO, August 23, 1973 // Soundboard Recording 1. Instrumental 2. Instrumental 3. Your Love Is Creeping Away From Me 4. Baby Workout 5. How Blue Can You Get 6. What’d I Say 7. Little Red Rooster 8. Going Down Slow 9. Killing Floor 10. Shake For Me 11. Instrumental – Goodnights Howlin’ Wolf – vocal, guitar Hubert Sumlin – guitar Detroit Jr. – piano, vocal Eddie Shaw – tenor saxophone, vocal Andrew “Shake ‘Em” McMahon – bass S.P. Leary – drums