The Rough Guide to Chicago Blues

The Rough Guide to Chicago BluesProduct Info A brand new item, available instore, online, or click & collect More Info With its roots in the Mississippi Delta, the Chicago blues exploded onto the scene in the late 1940s as an electrified and souped up brand of blues. This Rough Guide features many pioneering artists including Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and Little Walter, whose influence helped shape the future of rock music. An album which traces the development of the Chicago blues

A2 So What 14:36

If You Should Lose Me

14 The Wizard Blew His Horn (Nik Turner Version)

Cracks In The City

crediting Dean Josiah Cover

C4 It's All Right 2:45

Capital Punishment

forty-five non-album A- and B-sides and rarities

" is in a similarly melancholy vein

and the live experience of The Bug has always been something I wanted to reflect on record - I’m always looking for fuel to the fire and live shows - and MISSING live shows in lockdown was a real impetus” Martin admits

A3 Um So 2:06

Do You Remember The First Time