A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: Little Walter. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése
A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: Little Walter. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése

2025. október 15., szerda

Key to the Highway

first recorded by Charles Segar in 1940

30+1 suggested versions:

Charles Segar
Key to the Highway (2:50)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, February 23, 1940;
Originally released by Vocalion in 1940
on the single "Charles Segar: Key to the Highway"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar

Charles Segar - piano, vocals
Fred Williams - drums

Big Bill Broonzy

Key to the Highway (3:03)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, May 2, 1941;
Originally released by OKeh in 1941
on the single "Big Bill: Key to the Highway"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Big Bill Broonzy - guitars, vocals
Jazz Gillum - harmonica
Washboard Sam - washboard
unknown - bass

Little Walter

Key to the Highway (2:46)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, August 1958;
Originally released by Checker in 1958
on the single "Little Walter and His Jukes: Key to the Highway"

Little Walter - harmonica, vocals
Muddy Waters - guitars
Luther Tucker - guitars
Otis Spann - piano
Willie Dixon - bass
George Hunter or Francis Clay - drums

John Lee Hooker

Key to the Highway (3:17)
Recorded at the United Sound Systems, Detroit, MI, April 20, 1959;
Originally released by Riverside in 1964
on the album "John Lee Hooker: Burning Hell"
writing credits are labeled to Big Bill Broonzy

John Lee Hooker - guitars, vocals

Rolling Stones

Key to the Highway (3:18)
Recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago, IL, November 8, 1964;
No official release;
Released on bootleg album "2120 South Michigan Avenue (The Unreleased 1964 Blues Album)"

Mick Jagger - harmonica, vocals
Keith Richards - guitars
Brian Jones - guitars
Bill Wyman - bass
Charlie Watts - drums

Eddie Boyd

Key to the Highway (2:37)
Recorded in London, UK, March 17, 1967;
Originally released by Decca in 1967
on the album "Eddie Boyd and his Blues Band featuring Peter Green"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Eddie Boyd - piano, vocals
John Mayall - harmonica

Steve Miller Band

Key to the Highway (6:17)
Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, UK, January-March 1968;
Originally released by Capitol in April 1968
on the album "Steve Miller Band: Children of the Future"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Steve Miller - harmonica, vocals
Boz Scaggs - guitars
Jim Peterman - organ
Lonnie Turner - bass
Tim Davis - drums

Dr K's Blues Band

Key to the Highway (2:09)
Recorded in London, UK, Autumn 1968;
Originally released by Spark in December 1968
on the album "Dr. K's Blues Band"

Mick Hasse - harmonica, vocals
Geoff Krivit - lead guitar
Roger Rolt - rhythm guitar
Doctor K. (aka Richard Kay) - piano
Harold Vickers - bass
Eric Peachy - drums

George Harmonica Smith

Key to the Highway (2:32)
Recorded at Liberty Recorders, Los Angeles, CA, October 2, 1968;
Originally released by World Pacific (US) & Liberty (UK) in 1969
on the album "George Smith & the Chicago Blues Band: Blues with a Feeling - A Tribute to Little Walter"
writing credits are labeled to Walter Jacobs/Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

George Harmonica Smith - harmonica, vocals
Muddy Waters - guitars
Marshall Hooks - guitars
Otis Spann - piano
Sonny Wimberly - bass
S.P. Leary - drums

Derek & the Dominos

Key to the Highway (9:40)
Recorded at the Criteria Studios, Miami, FL, September 9, 1970;
Originally released by ATCO (US) & Polydor (UK) in 1970
on the album "Derek and the Dominos: Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Eric Clapton - guitars, vocals
Duane Allman - guitars
Bobby Whitlock - piano
Carl Radle - bass
Jim Gordon - drums

Freddie King

Key to the Highway (3:27)
Recorded at Ter-Mar Chess Studios, Chicago, IL, October 1970;
Originally released by Shelter in 1971
on the album "Freddie King: Getting Ready..."
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Freddie King - guitars, vocals
Don Preston - guitars
Jon Gallie - organ
Leon Russell - piano
Donald Duck Dunn - bass
Charles Myers or Chuck Blackwell - drums

Muddy Waters

Key to the Highway (2:27)
Recorded at I.B.C. Studios, London, England, December 4, 1971;
Originally released by Chess in 1972
on the album "The London Muddy Waters Sessions"
writing credits are labeled to Muddy Waters

Muddy Waters - vocals
Carey Bell - harmonica
Rory Gallagher - guitars
Steve Winwood - piano
Rick Grech - bass
Mitch Mitchell - drums

Junior Wells

Key to the Highway (4:40)
Recorded at Sound Studios, Chicago, IL, 1974;
Originally released by Delmark in 1974
on the album "Junior Wells: On Tap"

Junior Wells - harmonica, vocals
Sammy Lawhorn - guitars
Phil Guy - guitars
Johnny Big Moose Walker - organ
Herman Applewhite - bass
Roosevelt Shaw - drums

Eric Clapton

Key to the Highway (6:56)
Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK, April 27, 1977;
No official release;
Released on bootleg album "Live in Great Smoke"

Eric Clapton - guitars, vocals
George Terry - guitars
Marcy Levy - harmonica
Dick Sims - keyboards
Carl Radle - bass
Jamie Oldaker - drums
Sergio Pastora Rodrigez - percussion

Luther Allison

Key to the Highway (5:14)
Recorded at Studios Barclay, Paris, France, December 13, 1977;
Originally released by Black and Blue in 1977
on the album "Luther Allison: Love Me Papa"
writing credits are labeled to Jazz Gillum

Luther Allison - guitars, vocals
Dan Hoeflinger - guitars
Sid Wingfield - piano
Jim Campbell - bass
Donald Robertson - drums


Shakey Vick

Key to the Highway (3:57)
Recorded at Wave studios, London, UK, August-November 1981;
Originally released by Appaloosa in 1982
on the album "Shakey Vick Blues Band: On the Ball"
writing credits are labeled to Jazz Gillum

Graham Vickery - harmonica, vocals
John McDade - sax
Allen Vincent - guitars
Robert Davis - bass
John Hunt - drums

Sugar Blue

Key to the Highway (4:03)
Recorded at Studio Davout, Paris, France, April-May 1982;
Originally released by Blue Silver in 1982
on the album "Sugar Blue: From Chicago to Paris"
writing credits are labeled to Big Bill Broonzy

Sugar Blue - harmonica, vocals
Michael Robinson - guitars
Slim Pezin - guitars
Raymond Gimenez - guitars
Jean-Pierre Sabar - organ
Lafayette Evan - bass
Earl Howell - drums

Snooky Pryor

Key to the Highway (2:55)
Recorded at ACME Recording Studios, Chicago, IL, 1987;
Originally released by Blind Pig in 1987
on the album "Snooky Pryor: Snooky"
writing credits are labeled to Big Bill Broonzy

Snooky Pryor - harmonica, vocals
Steve Freund - guitars
Bob Stroger - bass
Willie Big Eyes Smith - drums

Miller Anderson

Key to the Highway (4:01)
Recorded live at Birmingham Town Hall, Birmingham, UK, July 1988;
Originally released by Inak in 1989
on the album "Farlowe Davis York Hodgkinson Money & Anderson: Extremely Live at Birmingham Town Hall"
writing credits are labeled to Big Bill Broonzy

Miller Anderson - guitars, vocals
Spencer Davis - guitars
Zoot Money - keyboards
Colin Hodgkinson - bass
Pete York - drums

Billy Branch

Key to the Highway (6:05)
Recorded at Chicago Music Complex, Chicago, IL, December 1991 or January 1992;
Originally released by GBW in 1992
on the album "Billy Branch & the Sons of Blues: Mississippi Flashback"
writing credits are labeled to Big Bill Broonzy

Billy Branch - harmonica, vocals
Carl Weathersby - guitars
Russell Wheeler - organ
Tyson Bell - bass
Mose Rutues - drums

Dave Hole

Key to the Highway (5:01)
Recorded at Planet Studios, Perth, AUS, 1993;
Originally released by Alligator (US) & Provogue (EU) in 1993
on the album "Dave Hole: Working Overtime"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Dave Hole - guitars, vocals
Bob Patient - piano
John Wilson - bass
Rudy Miranda - drums

Bryan Lee

Key to the Highway (6:35)
Recorded live at the Old Absinthe House Bar, Bourbon Street, New Orleans, LA, February 14, 1997;
Originally released by Justin Time in 1997
on the album "Bryan Lee: Live at the Old Absinthe House Bar...Friday Night"

Bryan Lee - guitars, vocals
Frank Marino - guitars
Kenny Wayne Shepherd - guitars
John Banks - keyboards
Mark Adams - organ
Al Arthur - bass
Victor Spankowski - drums

Burning Plague

Key to the Highway (6:26)
Recorded live in Belgium, 1997 or 1998
Originally released by Rowyna in 1999
on the album "Burning Plague: Live at Last"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Michael Heslop - guitars, vocals
Alain Pire - guitars
Roger Carlier - bass
Marc Ysaye - drums

Rod Price
 (feat. Shakey Vick)
Key to the Highway (4:37)
Recorded at Millbrook Sound Studios, New York, NY, January 12-13, 2000;
Originally released by Burnside Records in 2000
on the album "Rod Price: Open"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Graham Vickery - harmonica, vocals
Rod Price - guitars
Kinny Landrum - piano
Bruno Ravel or Tom Dawes - bass
John O. Reilly - drums

Bernie Marsden

Key to the Highway (6:50)
Recorded live at the Granary, Buckingham, UK, February 2003;
Originally released by Light House Music in 2004    
on the album "Bernie Marsden and His Band: Big Boy Blue... Live"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Bernie Marsden - guitars, vocals
Nick Payn - harmonica
Nigel Neill - keyboards
John Gordon - bass
Graham Walker - drums

Floyd Lee

Key to the Highway (3:59)
Recorded live at 257 Delta Avenue, Clarksdale, MS, October 20, 2003;
Originally released by Amogla in 2004
on the album "Floyd Lee and His Mean Blues Band: Full Moon Lightnin'"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Floyd Lee - guitars, vocals
Joel Poluck - guitars
Brad Vickers - bass
Sam Carr - drums

Carlos Johnson
Key to the Highway (7:47)
Recorded at Sparrow Sound Design, Chicago, IL, 2004;
Originally released by Mister Kelly's in 2004
on the album "Carlos Johnson: In and Out"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Carlos Johnson - guitars, vocals
Roosevelt Purifoy - keyboards
Sam Greeen - bass
Linard Stroud - drums

Allman Brothers Band

Key to the Highway (6:55)
Recorded live at the Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, September 25, 2004;
Originally released by Instant Live in 2004
on the album "The Allman Brothers Band: Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA 9/25/04"

Gregg Allman - keyboards, vocals
Warren Haynes - guitars, vocals
Derek Trucks - guitars
Oteil Burbridge - bass
Butch Trucks - drums
Jaimoe - drums
Marc Quinones - percussion

Sonny Moorman

Key to the Highway (5:27)
Recorded live at Tori’s Station, Fairfield, OH, December 31, 2004;
Self-released only in 2005
on the album "The Sonny Moorman Group: The Official Bootleg"

Sonny Moorman - guitars, vocals
Mark Hoffman - bass
Jamie Combs - drums

Derek Trucks
(feat. Mike Mattison)

Key to the Highway (6:22)
Recorded live at Park West, Chicago, IL, April 8-9, 2010;
Originally released by Sony in 2010
on the album "The Derek Trucks Band: Roadsongs"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Mike Mattison - vocals
Derek Trucks - guitars
Kofi Burbridge - keyboards
Todd Smallie - bass
Yonrico Scott - drums
Count M'butu - percussion

Sonny Landreth

Key to the Highway (5:33)
Recorded at Electric Comoland, Lafayette, LA, 2015;
Originally released by Provogue in 2015
on the album "Sonny Landreth: Bound by the Blues"
writing credits are labeled to Charles Segar/Big Bill Broonzy

Sonny Landreth - guitars, vocals
David Ranson - bass
Brian Brignac - drums

2018. október 30., kedd

Goin' Down Slow

written & first recorded by James Oden in 1941;
sometimes titled I'VE HAD MY FUN

30+1 suggested versions:

St. Louis Jimmy Oden
Going Down Slow (3:14)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, November 11, 1941;
Originally released by Bluebird in 1942
on the 10" single "St. Louis Jimmy: Monkey Face Blues"

St. Louis Jimmy Oden - vocals
Roosevelt Sykes - piano
Alfred Elkins - bass

Ray Charles
I've Had My Fun (2:43)
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, 1949;
Originally released by Swing Time in 1950
on the 10" single "Ray Charles Trio: I've Had My Fun"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to Lloyd Glenn/Jim Lauderdale

Ray Charles - piano, vocals
G. D. McKee - guitars
Mitchell Webb - guitars
Ralph Hamilton - bass

Champion Jack Dupree
Goin' Down Slow (4:05)
Recorded in New York City, NY, February 4, 1958;
Originally released by Atlantic in 1958
on the album "Champion Jack Dupree: Blues from the Gutter"
writing credits are mistakenly labeled to Jack Dupree

Champion Jack Dupree - piano, vocals
Larry Dale (aka Ennis Lowery) - guitars
Wendell Marshall - bass
Willie Jones - drums
Piano solo at the beginning by Champion Jack Dupree
Guitar solo in the mid by Larry Dale

Little Walter
Going Down Slow (2:56)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, December 1959;
Originally released by Chess in 1995
on the album "Little Walter: Blues with a Feeling"

Little Walter - harmonica, vocals
Luther Tucker - guitars
(prob.) Fred Robinson - guitars
Willie Dixon - bass
Fred Hunter - drums
Harmonica solo in the mid by Little Walter

B. B. King
Going Down Slow (2:52)
Recorded in January 9, 1962;
Originally released by Kent in 1962
on the 7" single "B. B. King: When My Heart Beats Like a Hammer"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to B. B. King

B. B. King - guitars, vocals
Plas Johnson - sax
Maxwell Davis - sax
unknown - guitars, piano, bass, drums
Guitar solo at the beginning by B. B. King

Otis Spann
Had My Fun (3:41)
Recorded live in Bremen, Germany, October 13, 1963;
Originally released by Fontana in 1963
on the album "American Folk Blues Festival 1963"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to Otis Spann

Otis Spann - piano, vocals
Sonny Boy Williamson - harmonica
Matt Guitar Murphy - guitars
Willie Dixon - bass
Bill Stepney - drums
Piano solo in the beginning by Otis Spann
Harmonica solo in the mid by Sonny Boy Williamson

Paul Butterfield
Goin' Down Slow (4:21)
Recorded at Mastertone Studios, New York City, NY, Winter 1964;
Originally released by Elektra in 1995
on the album "The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: The Original Lost Elektra Sessions"

Paul Butterfield - harmonica, vocals
Elvin Bishop - guitars
Mike Bloomfield - piano
Jerome Arnold - bass
Sam Lay - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Elvin Bishop

Animals
Going Down Slow (6:17)
Recorded at Lansdowne Recording Studio, London, England or at T.T.G, Hollywood, CA, July 1966;
Originally released by MGM in 1966
on the album "The Animals: Animalism"

Eric Burdon - vocals
Hilton Valentine - guitars
Dave Rowberry - organ
Chas Chandler - bass
Barry Jenkins - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Hilton Valentine

Canned Heat
Goin' Down Slow (3:49)
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, April 1967;
Originally released by Liberty in 1967
on the album "Canned Heat"

Bob Hite - vocals
Alan Wilson - harmonica
Ray Johnson - piano
Larry Taylor - bass
Frank Cook - drums
Harmonica solo at the beginning & in the mid by Alan Wilson

Electric Flag
Goin' Down Slow (4:46)
Recorded at Columbia Studios, San Francisco, CA, July 1967;
Originally released by Columbia in 1988
on the re-released album "The Electric Flag: A Long Time Comin'"

Nick Gravenites - vocals
Mike Bloomfield - guitars
Barry Goldberg - piano
Harvey Brooks - bass
Buddy Miles - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Mike Bloomfield

George Harmonica Smith
Goin' Down Slow (5:22)
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, October 2-4, 1968;
Originally released by Capitol in 1996
on the album "Shakey Jake/George Harmonica Smith/James Cotton: Chicago Blues Masters Vol. 3";
also released by BGO in 2012
on the re-release album "George Smith & the Chicago Blues Band: Blues with a Feeling - A Tribute to Little Walter"

George Harmonica Smith - harmonica, vocals
Muddy Waters - guitars
Luther Johnson or Marshall Hooks - guitars
Otis Spann - piano
Sonny Wimberley - bass
S. P. Leary - drums
Harmonica solo after the 1st verse by George Harmonica Smith
Guitar solo after the 2nd verse by Muddy Waters

Free
Goin' Down Slow (8:23)
Recorded at Morgan Studios, Willesden, London, England, between October-December 1968;
Originally released by Island in 1968
on the album "Free: Tons of Sobs"

Paul Rodgers - vocals
Paul Kossoff - guitars
Steve Miller - piano
Andy Fraser - bass
Simon Kirke - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st verse by Paul Kossoff
Piano solo after the 2nd verse by Steve Miller

Jimmy Witherspoon
Going Down Slow (5:00)
Recorded (prob.) in 1969;
Originally released by Bluesway in 1969
on the album "Jimmy Witherspoon: The Blues Singer"

Jimmy Witherspoon - vocals
Charlie Musselwhite - harmonica
Harvey Mandel (or Danny Kalb) - guitars
Barry Goldberg (or Jack McDuff) - organ, piano
unknown - bass, drums, horns
Guitar solo at the beginning
Harmonica solo in the mid by Charlie Musselwhite
Organ solo in the mid

Duane Allman
Goin' Down Slow (8:48)
Recorded at Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL, February 1969;
Originally released by Capricorn in 1972
on the album "Duane Allman: An Anthology"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to Jack Dupree

Duane Allman - guitars, vocals
Paul Hornsby - piano
Berry Oakley - bass
Johnny Sandlin - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by Duane Allman

Howlin' Wolf
Goin' Down Slow (5:56)
Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, England, May 2-7, 1970;
Originally released by Chess in 1974
on the album "Muddy Waters & Howlin' Wolf: London Revisited"

Howlin' Wolf - guitars, vocals
Hubert Sumlin - guitars
Jeff Carp - harmonica
Bill Wyman - bass
Charlie Watts - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st verse & at the end by Hubert Sumlin
Harmonica solo at the end by Jeff Carp

Bacon Fat
I've Had My Fun (6:48)
Recorded live at the Black Prince, Bexley, Kent, England, November 22, 1970;
Originally released by Blue Horizon in 2006
on the album "George Smith & Bacon Fat: The Complete Blue Horizon Sessions"

Rod Piazza - harmonica, vocals
Gregg Schaefer - guitars
Buddy Reed - guitars
J. D. Nicholson - piano
Jerry Smith - bass
Dick Innes - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning by Gregg Schaefer or Buddy Reed
Piano solo in the mid by J. D. Nicholson
Harmonica solo in the mid by Rod Piazza

Jimmy Witherspoon & Eric Burdon
Going Down Slow (5:39)
Recorded live in 1971;
Originally released by MGM in 1971
on the album "Jimmy Witherspoon & Eric Burdon: Guilty!"

Jimmy Witherspoon - vocals (1st, 3rd & 5th verses)
Eric Burdon - vocals (2nd, 4th & 5th verses)
Ike White - guitars
Charles Miller - tenor sax
(prob.) Lonnie Jordan - organ
(prob.) B. B. Dickerson - bass
(prob.) Harold Brown - drums
(prob.) Papa Dee Allen - percussion
Guitar solo at the beginning, in the mid by Ike White

Little Sonny
Goin' Down Slow (6:51)
Recorded live at the Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival, Ann Arbor, MI, September 9, 1972;
Originally released by Schoolkids in 1994
on the album "Little Sonny: Blues with a Feeling"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to James Odom

Little Sonny - harmonica, vocals
Aaron Willis Jr. - guitars
Sam Witcher - guitars
Roderick Chandler - bass
Curtis Sharp - drums
Harmonica solo at the beginning, after the 1st verse & at the end by Little Sonny
Guitar solo after the 2nd verse by Aaron Willis Jr.

Junior Wells
Goin' Down Slow (5:54)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, 1974;
Originally released by Delmark in 1991
on the re-released album "Junior Wells: On Tap"

Junior Wells - harmonica, vocals
Phil Guy - lead guitar
Sammy Lawhorn - rhythm guitar
Johnny Big Moose Walker - keyboards
Herman Applewhite - bass
Roosevelt Shaw - drums
A. C. Reed - sax
Charles Miles - sax
Guitar solo after the 1st verse by Phil Guy
Harmonica solo after the 2nd verse by Junior Wells

Magic Slim
Going Down Slow (7:16)
Recorded live at Ma Bea's, Chicago, IL, November 9, 1976;
Originally released by MCM in 1977
on the album "Magic Slim: Born on a Bad Sign"

Magic Slim - lead guitar, vocals
Alabama Pettis Junior - rhythm guitar
Nick Holt - bass
Douglas Holt - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by Magic Slim

Eric Clapton
Goin' Down Slow/Rambling on My Mind (13:36)
Recorded live at Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA, February 11, 1978;
Originally released by Polydor in 1996
on the album "Eric Clapton: Crossroads 2"

Eric Clapton - guitars, vocals
George Terry - guitars
Dick Sims - organ, piano
Carl Radle - bass
Jamie Oldaker - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by Eric Clapton
Guitar solo before the 3rd verse by George Terry

Robert Cray
Going Down Slow (7:01)
Recorded live at Royal Albert Hall, London, England, February 5, 1990;
Not released officially;
Released on the bootleg album "Eric Clapton: Blues Night London"

Robert Cray - guitars, vocals
Eric Clapton - guitars
Buddy Guy - guitars
Johnnie Johnson - piano
Robert Cousins - bass
Jamie Oldaker - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st verse by Buddy Guy
Guitar solo before the 2nd verse & at the end by Robert Cray

Clayton Love
Goin' Down Slow (4:34)
Recorded at George Edick's Club Imperial, St. Louis, MO, April 21, 1990;
Released by Modern Blues in 1991
on the album "Johnnie Johnson/Clayton Love/Jimmy Vaughn with the Johnnie Johnson Band: Rockin' Eighty-Eights"

Clayton Love - piano, vocals
Richard Shelby - guitars
Gus Thornton - bass
Kenny Birdell Rice - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Richard Shelby
Piano solo in the mid by Clayton Love

Shirley King
Going Down Slow (5:14)
Recorded at Paragon Studio, Chicago, IL, April 21 or May 12, 1992;
Originally released by GBW in 1992
on the album "Shirley King: Jump Through My Keyhole"

Shirley King - vocals
Jimmy Dawkins - lead guitar
Keith Scott - rhythm guitar
Jim Dorch - organ
Cornelius Boyson - bass
Ray Scott - drums
Edward Wilkerson Jr. - tenor sax
Sax solo in the mid by Edward Wilkerson Jr.
Guitar solo in the mid by Jimmy Dawkins


Pinetop Perkins
Going Down Slow (6:23)
Recorded in 1994;
Originally released by Telarc in 1996
on the album "The Muddy Waters Tribute Band: You're Gonna Miss Me (When I'm Dead & Gone)"

Pinetop Perkins - piano, vocals
Jerry Portnoy - harmonica
Bob Margolin - guitars
Luther Guitar Jr. Johnson - guitars
Calvin Jones - bass
Willie Big Eyes Smith - drums
Harmonica solo in the mid by Jerry Portnoy
Piano solo in the mid by Pinetop Perkins

Snooky Pryor
Going Down Slow (5:28)
Recorded at Hallamusic Recording, Toronto, Canada, August 31 or September 1, 1998;
Originally released by Electro-Fi in 1999
on the album "Snooky Pryor: Can't Stop Blowin'"

Snooky Pryor - harmonica, vocals
Mel Brown - guitars
Michael Fonfara - piano
Curtis Thibodeau - bass
Mike Fitzpatrick - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Mel Brown
Harmonica solo at the end by Snooky Pryor

Alan Haynes
Goin' Down Slow (7:11)
Recorded live at the Big Easy, Houston, TX, August 27-28, 2001;
Originally released by Red Guitars in 2002
on the album "Alan Haynes: Live at the Big Easy"

Alan Haynes - guitars, vocals
Appa Perry - bass
Uncle John Turner - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Alan Haynes

Tom Jones (feat. Jeff Beck)
Goin' Down Slow (5:03)
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, England, March 12, 2002;
Originally released by Universal in 2003
on the album "Martin Scorsese Presents Red White & Blues"

Tom Jones - vocals
Jeff Beck - guitars
Jon Cleary - piano
Ian Jennings - bass
Marc Mondesir - drums
Peter King - sax
Guitar solo in the mid by Jeff Beck

Byther Smith
I Had My Fun (aka Goin' Down Slow) (5:28)
Recorded at RPAV Studios, Fresno, CA, June 13-14, 2007;
Originally released by Fedora in 2008
on the album "Byther Smith: Got No Place to Go"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to Byther Smith

Byther Smith - guitars, vocals
Frank Goldwasser (aka Paris Slim) - guitars
Roger Perry - organ
Danny Camarena - bass
Chris Millar - drums
Guitar solo in the mid & at the end by Byther Smith

Henry Gray
Goin' Down Slow (4:23)
Recorded (prob.) in 2009;
Originally released by Lucky Cat in 2009
on the album "Henry Gray & the Cats: Times Are Gettin' Hard"
Writing credits are mistakenly labeled to Henry Gray

Henry Gray - piano, vocals
Brian Bruce - harmonica
Marty Christian - guitars
Andy Cornett - bass
Frank Kincel - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Marty Christian

Albert Castiglia
Going Down Slow (5:16)
Recorded at Fat Rabbit Studios, Glen Ridge, NJ, (prob.) 2014;
Originally released by Ruf in 2014
on the album "Albert Castiglia: Solid Ground"

Albert Castiglia - guitars, vocals
Jeremy Baum - keyboards
Matt Schuler - bass
Bob Amsel - drums
Electric piano solo after the 1st verse by Jeremy Baum
Guitar solo after the 2nd verse & at the end by Albert Castiglia