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The Essential Sonny Boy Williamson [MCA/Chess] ()

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The Essential Sonny Boy Williamson [MCA/Chess] - Sonny Boy Williamson II
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  1. Good Evening Everybody
  2. Don't Start Me to Talkin'
  3. All My Love in Vain
  4. You Killing Me
  5. Let Me Explain
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  1. Good Evening Everybody
  2. Don't Start Me to Talkin'
  3. All My Love in Vain
  4. You Killing Me
  5. Let Me Explain
  6. Your Imagination
  7. Don't Lose Your Eye
  8. Keep It to Yourself
  9. The Key (To Your Door)
  10. Have You Ever Been in Love
  11. Fattening Frogs for Snakes
  12. I Don't Know
  13. Like Wolf
  14. Cross My Heart
  15. Ninety Nine
  16. Born Blind
  17. Little Village
  18. Unseen Eye
  19. Your Funeral and My Trial
  20. Keep Your Hands Out of My Pockets/Will]
  21. Unseeing Eye
  22. Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
  23. The Goat
  24. Cool Disposition
  25. Santa Claus
  26. Checkin' up on My Baby
  27. Temperature 110
  28. Lonesome Cabin
  29. Somebody Help Me
  30. Down Child
  31. Trust My Baby
  32. Too Close Together
  33. Too Young to Die
  34. She's My Baby
  35. Stop Right Now
  36. Too Old to Think
  37. One Way Out
  38. Nine Below Zero
  39. Help Me
  40. Bye Bye Bird
  41. Bring It on Home
  42. Decoration Day
  43. Trying to Get Back on My Feet
  44. Close to Me
  45. I Can't Be Alone
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Two-disc compilation offering 45 of the wizened harmonica genius' best efforts for the Chess brothers, this is the best domestic Williamson package you'll find. Not everything you might want, but pretty close to it: "Don't Start Me to Talkin'," "Let Me Explain," "The Key (To Your Door)" (an alternate take), "Bring It on Home," "Help Me," "One Way Out," "Your Funeral and My Trial," and plenty more. With Robert Jr. Lockwood and Luther Tucker peeling off sizzling guitar riffs behind him, Williamson always had a trick or two up ...

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