written & first recorded by Otis Rush in 1958;
20 suggested versions:
Otis Rush
Double Trouble (2:43)
Recorded at Cobra Studios, Chicago, IL, 1958;
Originally released by Cobra in 1959
on the single "Otis Rush and His Band: Double Trouble"
Also released by Blue Horizon in 1969
on the album "Otis Rush: This One's a Good 'un"
Otis Rush - guitars, vocals
Ike Turner - guitars
Harold Burrage or Little Brother Montgomery - piano
Willie Dixon - bass
Odie Payne - drums
Eddie Jones, Carlson Olivier - tenor sax
Jackie Brenston - baritone sax
Guitar solo at the beginning by Otis Rush
John Mayall
Double Trouble (3:22)
Recorded in London, England, April 19, 1967;
Originally released by Decca in 1967
on the single B-side of "John Mayall's Bluesbreakers: It Hurts Me Too"
Also released by Decca in 1969
on the album "John Mayall: Looking Back"
John Mayall - organ, vocals
Peter Green - guitars
John McVie - bass
Mick Fleetwood - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning by Peter Green
Paul Butterfield
Double Trouble (5:41)
Recorded in 1967;
Originally released by Elektra in 1967
on the album "The Butterfield Blues Band: The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw"
Paul Butterfield - harmonica, vocals
Elvin Bishop - guitars
Mark Naftalin - organ
Bugsy Maugh - bass
Phil Wilson - drums
David Sanborn - alto sax
Gene Dinwiddie - tenor sax
Keith Johnson - trumpet
Guitar solo at the beginning by Elvin Bishop
Sax solo in the mid by Gene Dinwiddie or David Sanborn
Otis Rush
Double Trouble (3:23)
Recorded live at Joe's Place, Cambridge, MA, May 4, 1973;
Originally released on the bootleg album "Otis Rush & His Blues Band: Joe's Place, Boston"
Officially released by RockBeat in 2015
on the album "Otis Rush: Double Trouble - Live Cambridge 1973"
Otis Rush - guitars, vocals
Little Bo - sax
unknown - piano
Ernest Gatewood - bass
Bob Richards - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning by Otis Rush
Nighthawks
Double Trouble (9:26)
Recorded live at the Psyche Delly, February 29, 1976;
Originally released by Adelphi in 1982
on the album "Times Four"
Jim Cole - vocals
Mark Wenner - harmonica
Jimmy Thackery - guitars
Jon Curlin - bass
Pete Ragusa - drums
Harmonica solo in the mid by Mark Wenner
Guitar solo in the mid by Jimmy Thackery
Eric Clapton
Double Trouble (4:19)
Recorded at Shangri-La Studios, Malibu, CA & at Village Recorder, Los Angeles, CA, March 1976;
Originally released by RSO in 1976
on the album "Eric Clapton: No Reason to Cry"
Possible line-up:
Eric Clapton - guitars, vocals
George Terry - guitars
Jesse Ed Davis - guitars
Dick Sims - keyboards
Carl Radle - bass
Jamie Oldaker - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st & 2nd verse by Eric Clapton
Flavium
Double Trouble (7:33)
Recorded at Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum, Holland, (prob.) 1979;
Originally released by Polydor in 1979
on the album "Flavium: No Kiddin'"
Hans Driesten - piano, organ, vocals
Anne-Geert Bonder - guitars
Eric Bagchus - bass
Nico Groen - drums
Fred Leeflang - sax
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Anne-Geert Bonder
Sax solo in the mid by Fred Leeflang
Eric Clapton
Double Trouble (7:55)
Recorded live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, December 3 or 4, 1979;
Originally released by RSO in 1980
on the album "Eric Clapton: Just One Night"
Eric Clapton - lead guitar, vocals
Albert Lee - rhythm guitar
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Markee - bass
Henry Spinetti - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by Eric Clapton
Blues'N'Trouble
Double Trouble (7:43)
Recorded at Tin Pan Alley Studios, London, England, (prob.) 1986;
Originally released by Ammunition Communications in 1986
on the album "Blues'N'Trouble: No Minor Keys"
Tim Elliott - vocals
John Bruce - lead guitar
Dave Neill - rhythm guitar
Alan Scott - bass
Sean Scott - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, in the mid & at the end by John Bruce
Otis Rush & Eric Clapton
Double Trouble (5:04)
Recorded live at Montreux Casino, Switzerland, July 9, 1986;
Originally released by Eagle Records/Experience Hendrix in 2006
on the album "Otis Rush & Friends: Live at Montreux"
Otis Rush - guitars, vocals (2nd verse)
Eric Clapton - guitars, vocals (1st verse)
Anthony Palmer - guitars
Professor Eddie Lusk - piano
Fred Barnes - bass
Eddie Turner - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning by Otis Rush
Guitar solo after the 1st & 2nd verse by Eric Clapton
Hamsters
Double Trouble (9:18)
Recorded live at a soundcheck in England, September 1, 1989;
Originally released by Rockin' Rodent in 1989
on the cassette album "The Hamsters: Revenge of the Killer Hamsters"
Also released by Rockin' Rodent in 2000
on the album "Condensed Hamsters"
Snail's Pace Slim - guitars, vocals
Miss Zsa Zsa Poltergeist - bass
Rev. Otis Elevator - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse until the end by Snail's Pace Slim
Too Slim & the Taildraggers
Double Trouble (5:40)
Recorded at ATR Studio, Lafayette, CA, 1990;
Originally released by Burnside in 1990
on the album "Too Slim and the Taildraggers: Rock 'em Dead"
Tim "Too Slim" Langford - guitars, vocals
Tom Brimm - bass
John Cage - drums
Guitar solo from the mid until the end by Too Slim
John Primer
Double Trouble (5:55)
Recorded at ACME Recording Studio, Chicago, IL, October 30 or 31, 1991;
Originally released by Earwig in 1992
on the album "John Primer: Stuff You Got to Watch"
John Primer - guitars, vocals
Eddie Butler - guitars
Harmonica Hinds - harmonica
Carl Snyder - organ
Nick Holt - bass
Michael Scott - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & after the 2nd verse by John Primer
Organ solo after the 1st verse by Carl Snyder
Sean Costello
Double Trouble (7:38)
Recorded in (prob.) 2000;
Originally released by Landslide in 2000
on the album "Sean Costello: Cuttin' In"
Sean Costello - guitars, vocals
Paul Linden - harmonica
Matt Wauchope - piano
Neal Wauchope - organ
Melvin Zachary - bass
Tim Gunther - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Sean Costello
James Blood Ulmer
Double Trouble (4:57)
Recorded at Sun Studios, Memphis, TN, April 10-12, 2001;
Originally released by Label M in 2001
on the album "James Blood Ulmer: Memphis Blood - The Sun Sessions"
James Blood Ulmer - guitars, vocals
Vernon Reid - guitars
Charles Burnham - violin
David Barnes - harmonica
Rick Steff - keybaords
Mark Peterson - bass
Aubrey Dayle - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st verse by Vernon Reid
Wurlitzer piano solo after the 2nd verse by Rick Steff
Guitar solo before the end by James Blood Ulmer
Ronnie Earl (feat. Kim Wilson)
Double Trouble (10:41)
Recorded at WellSpring Sound, Acton, MA, (prob.) 2004;
Originally released by Stony Plain in 2004
on the album "Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters: Now My Soul"
Kim Wilson - harmonica, vocals
Ronnie Earl - guitars
Dave Limina - organ
Jim Mouradian - bass
Lorne Entress - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st verse & at the end by Ronnie Earl
Harmonica solo after the 2nd verse by Kim Wilson
Jeremy Spencer
Double Trouble (6:02)
Recorded live at the Notodden Blues Festival, Sliperihallen, Notodden, Norway, August 3, 2007;
Not released officially;
released on the bootleg album "Jeremy Spencer & Trond Yttrebö Band: Live at the Notodden Blues Festival"
Jeremy Spencer - guitars, vocals
Trond Ytterbö - harmonica
Espen Liland - guitars
Runar Boyesen - organ
Rune Endal - bass
Anders Viken - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & before the 2nd verse by Jeremy Spencer
Guitar solo after the 1st & 2nd verse by Trond Ytterbö
Eric Clapton
Double Trouble (8:00)
Recorded live at the Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, February 25-28, 2008;
Originally released by Reprise in 2009
on the album "Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood: Live from Madison Square Garden"
Eric Clapton - guitars, vocals
Steve Winwood - organ
Chris Stainton - piano
Willie Weeks - bass
Ian Thomas - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by Eric Clapton
Innes Sibun
Double Trouble (6:51)
Recorded at NAM Studios, Holt, UK, (prob.) 2013;
Originally released by Blues Boulevard in 2013
on the album "Innes Sibun: Lost in the Wilderness"
Innes Sibun - guitars, vocals
Jon Buckett - organ
Steve Hall - bass
Kevin O'Rourke - drums
Guitar solo from the mid until the end by Innes Sibun
Ronnie Earl (feat. Diane Blue)
Double Trouble (11:43)
Recorded at Wellspring Studios, Acton, MA or
at Wooly Mammoth Studios, Waltham, MA, (prob.) 2016;
Originally released by Stony Plain in 2016
on the album "Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters: Maxwell Street"
Diane Blue - vocals
Ronnie Earl - guitars
Nicholas Tabarias - guitars
Dave Limina - organ
Jim Mouradian - bass
Lorne Entress - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, in the mid by Ronnie Earl
Organ solo in the mid by Dave Limina
There's another standard with this same title was written by Harriett Melka,
& first recorded by Big Bill Broonzy in 1941
Big Bill Broonzy
Double Trouble (2:48)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, July 17, 1941;
Originally released by OKeh in 1941
on the 10" single "Big Bill: All By Myself"
Big Bill Broonzy - guitars, vocals
Memphis Slim - piano
unknown - washboard
Piano solo in the mid by Memphis Slim
Muddy Waters
Double Trouble (2:49)
Recorded in Chicago, IL, August 1959;
Originally released by Chess in 1960
on the album "Muddy Waters Sings Big Bill"
Muddy Waters - vocals
James Cotton - harmonica
Pat Hare - guitars
Otis Spann - piano
Andrew Stephenson - bass
Francis Clay - drums
Harmonica solo in the mid by James Cotton
Joe Bonamassa
Double Trouble (7:28)
Recorded live at Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison, CO, August 31, 2014;
Originally released by Provogue (in Europe) & by A&R Adventures (in US) in 2015
on the album "Joe Bonamassa: Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks"
Joe Bonamassa - guitars, vocals
Mike Henderson - harmonica
Kirk Fletcher - guitars
Reese Wynans - piano, organ
Michael Rhodes - bass
Anton Fig - drums
Lee Thornburg - trumpet
Ron Dziubla - sax
Nick Lane - trombone
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Joe Bonamassa
written by Mel London;
first recorded by Ricky Allen in 1962, titled CUT YOU A-LOOSE;
20+1 suggested versions:
Ricky Allen
Cut You A-Loose (2:49)
Recorded in 1962;
Originally released by Age in 1963
on the single "Ricky Allen: Cut You A-Loose"
Ricky Allen - vocals
unknown - guitars, organ, bass, drums
James Cotton
Cut You Loose (2:57)
Recorded at Coast Recording, San Francisco, CA, April 1968;
Originally released by Vanguard in 1968
on the album "James Cotton: Cut You Loose!"
James Cotton - vocals
James Cook - guitars
Wayne Talbert - organ
Eddie Adams - bass
Joe Rodriguez - drums
Martin Fierro - sax
Mike Fender - trumpet
Organ solo in the mid by Wayne Talbert
Climax Blues Band
Cut You Loose (5:18)
Recorded at A.I.R. Studios, London, England, August 1970;
Originally released by Harvest in 1970
on the album "Climax Chicago Blues Band: A Lot of Bottle"
Colin Cooper - sax, vocals
Pete Haycock - guitars
Arthur Wood - organ
Humpty Farmer - keyboards
Derek Holt - bass
George Newsome - drums
Organ solo in the mid by Arthur Wood
Sax solo in the mid by Colin Cooper
Luther Allison
Cut You A-Loose (5:59)
Recorded in Detroit, MI, December 1972;
Originally released by Gordy in 1972
on the album "Luther Allison: Bad News Is Coming"
Luther Allison - lead guitar, vocals
Ray Goodman - rhythm guitar
Paul White - piano, organ
Bob Babbitt - bass
Andrew Smith - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & before the last verse by Luther Allison
Piano solo in the mid by Paul White
Charlie Musselwhite
Cut You Loose (4:14)
Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco, CA, August 24, 1974;
Originally released by Arhoolie in 1974
on the album "Charlie Musselwhite: Goin' Back Down South"
Charlie Musselwhite - harmonica, vocals
Tim Kaihatsu - guitars
Lafayette Leake - piano
Karl Sevareid - bass
Larry Martin - drums
Harmonica solo after the 1st & 2nd verse by Charlie Musselwhite
Otis Rush
Cut You A Loose (3:44)
Recorded at Sound Studios, Chicago, IL, April 29 or May 29, 1975;
Originally released by Delmark in 1975
on the album "Otis Rush: Cold Day in Hell"
Otis Rush - lead guitar, vocals
Mighty Joe Young - rhythm guitar
Johnny Big Moose Walker - organ
James Green - bass
Jesse Green - drums
Abb Locke - tenor sax
Chuck Smith - baritone sax
Guitar solo at the beginning by Otis Rush
Koko Taylor
Cut You Loose (3:28)
Recorded at Mantra Studios, Chicago, IL, (prob.) 1978;
Originally released by Alligator in 1978
on the album "Koko Taylor: The Earthshaker"
Koko Taylor - vocals
Johnny B. Moore - guitars
Sammy Lawhorn - guitars
Pinetop Perkins - organ
Cornelius Boyson - bass
Vince Chappelle - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Sammy Lawhorn
Willie James Lyons
Cut You Loose (4:19)
Recorded at Decca Studio, Paris, France, December 22, 1979;
Originally released by Isabel in 1980
on the album "Willie James Lyons: Chicago Woman"
Writing credits are labeled to Ricky Allen
Willie James Lyons - guitars, vocals
Jimmy Johnson - guitars
Johnny Big Moose Walker - piano
Big Mojo Elem - bass
Odie Payne - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st verse by Willie James Lyons
Guitar solo before the 2nd verse by Jimmy Johnson
Junior Wells (with Buddy Guy)
Cut You Loose (4:03)
Recorded at Sysma Studio, Paris, France, May 15, 1981;
Originally released by Alligator in 1991
on the album "Buddy Guy & Junior Wells: Alone & Acoustic"
Junior Wells - harmonica, vocals
Buddy Guy - acoustic guitar, background vocals
Harmonica solo in the mid by Junior Wells
Lucky Lopez Evans
Work Work Work (4:24)
Recorded at Falconer Studios, London, England, November 1989 or January 1990;
Originally released by JSP in 1990
on the album "Lucky Lopez Evans: Southside Saturday Night"
Lucky Lopez Evans - guitars, vocals
Richard Studholme - guitars
Jack Hills - organ
Henry Thomas - bass
John Webster - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st & 2nd verse by Lucky Lopez Evans
Tinsley Ellis
Cut You Loose (5:24)
Recorded at Triclops Sound Studios, Atlanta, GA, (prob.) 1994;
Originally released by Alligator in 1994
on the album "Tinsley Ellis: Storm Warning"
Tinsley Ellis - guitars, vocals
Oliver Wood - guitars
James Ferguson - bass
Stuart Grimes - drums
Guitar solo after the 1st verse by Oliver Wood
Guitar solo after the 2nd verse by Tinsley Ellis
Angela Strehli
Cut You Loose (3:51)
Recorded at Studio D, Sausalito, CA, (prob.) 1998;
Originally released by House of Blues in 1998
on the album "Angela Strehli: Deja Blue"
Angela Strehli - vocals
Mike Schermer - guitars
Austin deLone - organ
Burton Winn - bass
June Core - drums
Organ solo after the 1st verse by Austin deLone
Guitar solo after the 2nd verse by Mike Schermer
Willie Foster
Cut You Loose (3:15)
Recorded at Mempho Records, (prob.) 2001;
Originally released by Boogie Barbeque in 2001
on the album "Willie Foster: My Inspiration"
Writing credits are labeled to Brad Webb/Willie Foster
Willie Foster - harmonica, vocals
Brad Webb - guitars
Mickey Rogers - guitars
Russell Wheeler - organ
Donnie Brown - bass
Mike Dill - drums
Harmonica solo in the mid by Willie Foster
Johnny B. Moore
Cut You A Loose (5:48)
Recorded at Riverside Studio, Chicago, IL, February 18 or 19, 2003;
Originally released by Delmark in 2003
on the album "Johnny B. Moore: Rockin' in the Same Old Boat"
Johnny B. Moore - guitars, vocals
Hirotaka Konishi - guitars
Robert Peterson - bass
Cordell Teague - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Johnny B. Moore
Charles Wilson
Cut You A-Loose (3:41)
Recorded at Riverside Studio, Chicago, IL, November 24-26, 2003;
Originally released by Delmark in 2004
on the album "Charles Wilson: If Heartaches Were Nickels"
Charles Wilson - vocals
Carl Weathersby - guitars
James Pickett - organ
Nick Charles - bass
Brian Jones - drums
Guitar solo in the mid by Carl Weathersby
Buddy Guy
Cut You Loose (7:41)
Recorded at Brooklyn Recording, Brooklyn, NY, (prob.) 2005;
Originally released by Silvertone in 2005
on the album "Buddy Guy: Bring 'Em In"
Buddy Guy - guitars, vocals
Danny Kortchmar - guitars (not audible)
Bernie Worrell - keyboards (not audible)
Willie Weeks - bass
Steve Jordan - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse by Buddy Guy
Scott Holt
Cut You Loose (3:43)
Recorded at Fire Hazard Studios, Nashville, TN, (prob.) 2005;
Originally released by Rockview in 2005
on the album "Scott Holt: Revelator"
Scott Holt - guitars, vocals
Keith Kenyon - bass, drum programming
Guitar solo in the mid by Scott Holt
Bluesballs
Cut You Loose (3:53)
Recorded in Bern, Switzerland, (prob.) 2006;
Released by CD Baby in 2006
on the album "Bluesballs: Playing on Me"
Jan "Mr. Buke" Bukacek - guitars, vocals
Thomas "LC" Elsasser - bass
Sascha Jäggi - drums
Guitar solo in the mid & at the end by Jan Bukacek
Michael Katon
Cut You Loose (3:42)
Recorded at Wild Ass Records, Hell, MI, 2012;
Originally released by Sunhair in 2014
on the album "Michael Katon and The HellTown Blues Band: Blue Tooth (Blues I Cut My Teeth On)"
Michael Katon - guitars, vocals
F. P. White - bass
Jon Eppinga - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Michael Katon
Kenny Wayne Shepherd (feat. Noah Hunt)
Cut You Loose (4:34)
Recorded at Blade Studios, Shreveport, LA, 2012
Originally released by Concord (in US) & by Provogue (in Europe) in 2014
on the album "The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band: Goin' Home"
Noah Hunt - vocals
Kenny Wayne Shepherd - guitars
Riley Osbourn - organ
Tony Franklin - bass
Chris Layton - drums
Ringo Starr - background vocals
Guitar solo in the mid by Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Robben Ford
Cut You Loose (6:11)
Recorded at Sound Kitchen, Nashville, TN, October 28, 2013;
Originally released by Provogue in 2014
on the album "Robben Ford: A Day in Nashville"
Robben Ford - guitars, vocals
Audley Freed - guitars
Ricky Peterson - organ
Brian Allen - bass
Wes Little - drums
Barry Green - trombone
Organ solo in the mid by Ricky Peterson
Guitar solo in the mid & at the end by Robben Ford
written by Jessie Mae Robinson;
first recorded by T-Bone Walker in 1951;
sometimes titled ICE AROUND MY HEART;
20+1 suggested versions:
T-Bone Walker
Cold Cold Feeling (3:09)
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, December 1951;
Originally released by Imperial in 1952
on the single "T-Bone Walker: Cold Cold Feeling";
Also released by Imperial in 1959
on the album "T-Bone Walker Sings the Blues"
T-Bone Walker - guitars, vocals
Willard McDaniel - piano
Billy Hadnott - bass
Oscar Lee Bradley - drums
Maxwell Davis - tenor sax
unknown - trumpet
Guitar solo in the mid by T-Bone Walker
Otis Spann
Cold Cold Feeling (3:20)
Recorded live in Copenhagen, Denmark, October 27, 1968;
Originally released by Universal in 2005
on the DVD "Muddy Waters: Classic Concerts"
Otis Spann - piano, vocals
Muddy Waters - guitars
James "Pee Wee" Madison - guitars
Luther "Snake Boy" Johnson - guitars
Paul Oscher - harmonica
Sonny Wimberley - bass
S.P. Leary - drums
Piano solo in the mid by Otis Spann
Guitar solo in the mid by Luther "Snake Boy" Johnson
T-Bone Walker
Cold Cold Feeling (3:15)
Recorded in New York City, NY, August 18, 1969;
Originally released by Bluestime in 1969
on the album "T-Bone Walker: Every Day I Have The Blues"
T-Bone Walker - gutiars, vocals
Louie Shelton - guitars
Artie Butler - organ
Max Bennet - bass
Paul Humphrey - drums
Tom Scott - tenor sax
Organ solo at the beginning by Artie Butler
Guitar solo in the mid by T-Bone Walker
Dave Alexander (aka Omar Sharriff)
Cold Feeling (4:49)
Recorded at Wally Heider's Studio D, San Francisco, CA, December 5, 1972;
Originally released by Arhoolie in 1973
on the album "Dave Alexander: The Dirt on the Ground"
Writing credits are labeled to Dave Alexander
Dave Alexander - piano, vocals
Larry Murdo - bass
Mickey Durio - drums
Piano solo at the beginning & in the mid by Dave Alexander
Albert Collins
Cold Cold Feeling (5:21)
Recorded at Curtom Studios, Chicago, IL, (prob.) 1978;
Originally released by Alligator in 1978
on the album "Albert Collins: Ice Pickin'"
Albert Collins - lead guitar, vocals
Larry Burton - rhythm guitar
Alan Batts - organ
Aron Burton - bass
Casey Jones - drums
A. C. Reed - tenor sax
Chuck Smith - baritone sax
Guitar solo at the beginning, in the mid & at the end by Albert Collins
Jimmy Witherspoon
Cold Cold Feeling (5:37)
Recorded at Studio Davout, Paris, France, October 27, 1980;
Originally released by Isabel in 1980
on the album "Spoon's Life"
Writing credits are labeled to T-Bone Walker
Jimmy Witherspoon - vocals
George Harmonica Smith - harmonica
Johnny Dollar - guitars
Sammy Lawhorn - guitars
Nick Charles - bass
Roosevelt Shaw - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Johnny Dollar
Phil Guy
Cold Feeling (8:53)
Recorded at Soto Sound Studio, Chicago, IL, March 1982;
Originally released by JSP in 1983
on the album "Phil Guy featuring Buddy Guy: Bad Luck Boy"
Writing credits are labeled to Phil Guy/Eddie Lusk
Phil Guy - guitars, vocals
Buddy Guy - guitars
Doug Williams - guitars
Professor Eddie Lusk - keyboards
J. W. Williams - bass
Ray Allison - drums
Maurice John Vaughn - sax
Piano solo at the beginning by Professor Eddie Lusk
Guitar solo before 1st verse & in the mid by Phil Guy
Guitar solo in the mid & at the end by Buddy Guy
Sax solo in the mid by Maurice John Vaughn
Melvin Taylor
Cold Cold Feeling (4:44)
Recorded at Red Label Recording Studio, Winnetka, IL, April 8, 1982;
Originally released by Isabel in 1982
on the album "Melvin Taylor: Blues on the Run"
Writing credits are labeled to T-Bone Walker
Melvin Taylor - lead guitar, vocals
Johnny Dollar - rhythm guitar
Johnny Big Moose Walker - piano
Willie Love - bass
Casey Jones - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Melvin Taylor
Valerie Wellington
Cold Cold Feeling (5:38)
Recorded at Universal Recording Studios, Chicago, IL, between September-October 1983;
Originally released by Rooster Blues in 1984
on the album "Valerie Wellington with Magic Slim & The Teardrops: Million Dollar Secret"
Valerie Wellington - vocals
Billy Branch - harmonica
John Primer - lead guitar
Magic Slim - rhythm guitar
Nick Holt - bass
Nate Applewhite - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by John Primer
Harmonica solo in the mid by Billy Branch
Jimmy Johnson
Cold Cold Feeling (5:44)
Recorded at Sysmo Studio, Paris, France, November 28, 1983;
Originally released by Blue Phoenix (in Europe) (prob.) in 1984
on the album "Jimmy Johnson: Heap See"
Writing credits are labeled to T-Bone Walker
Also released by Alligator (in US) in 1985
on the album "Jimmy Johnson: Bar Room Preacher"
Jimmy Johnson - guitars, vocals
Jene Pickett - piano, organ
Larry Exum - bass
Fred Grady - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Jimmy Johnson
Walter Trout
Cold Cold Feeling (8:36)
Recorded live at the Midtfyn-Festival, Denmark on July 2, 1989;
Originally released by Bozz (in Scandinavia) in 1989 & by Provogue (in Europe) in 1990
on the album "Walter Trout Band: Life in the Jungle"
Walter Trout - guitars, vocals
Dan Abrams - keyboards
Jimmy Trapp - bass
Leroy Larson - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & from the mid until the end by Walter Trout
Vala Cupp
Cold Cold Feeling (7:07)
Recorded live at the Grant Park, Chicago, IL, June 10, 1990;
Not released officially;
Released on the bootleg album "John Lee Hooker: Sunday Jamboree"
Vala Cupp - vocals
Pete McMahon - harmonica
Mike Osborn - guitars
Rich Kirch - guitars
unknown - bass
Dave Olson - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Mike Osborn
Albert Collins (feat. Gary Moore)
Cold Cold Feeling (8:13)
Recorded live at Montreux, Switzerland, July 7, 1990;
Originally released by Eagle Vision in 2004
on the DVD album "Gary Moore & the Midnight Blues Band: Live at Montreux 1990"
Albert Collins - guitars, vocals
Gary Moore - guitars
Don Airey - organ
Andy Pyle - bass
Graham Walker - drums
Frank Mead, Nick Pentelow, Nick Payn - sax
Martin Drover - trumpet
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st verse & at the end by Albert Collins
Guitar solo before the 2nd verse by Gary Moore
U. P. Wilson
Cold Cold Feeling (8:19)
Recorded live at the Weavers Arms, London, England, February 13, 1992;
Originally released by Red Lightnin' in 1992
on the album "U. P. Wilson with Paul Orta and the Kingpins: Attack of the Atomic Guitar"
U. P. Wilson - lead guitar, vocals
Paul Orta - harmonica
Hector Watt - rhythm guitar
Eddie Stout - bass
Freddie Walden - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by U. P. Wilson
Hooked on Blues
Cold Cold Feeling (7:36)
Recorded at Tonart Studio or Vienna Power Station, Vienna, Austria, 1992 or 1993;
Originally released by Wolf in 1993
on the album "Hooked on Blues: I Have to Stop"
Writing credits are labeled to T-Bone Walker
Sigurd Fassl - vocals
Christian Sandera - harmonica
Peter Kern - guitars
Oliver Humer - piano
Gerhard Strauhs - bass
Michael Strasser - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & after the 1st verse by Peter Kern
Harmonica solo after the 2nd verse by Christian Sandera
Aron Burton
Cold Cold Feeling (6:00)
Recorded live at the Buddy Guy’s Legends, March 4, 1995;
Released by Earwig in 1996
on the album "Aron Burton: Live"
Aron Burton - bass, vocals
Lester Davenport - harmonica
Michael Dotson - guitars
Allen Batts - piano
Kenny Smith - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Michael Dotson
Michael Coleman
Cold Cold Feeling (5:21)
Recorded at Riverside Studio, Chicago, IL, July 3 or 4, 2000;
Released by Delmark in 2000
on the album "Michael Coleman: Do Your Thing!"
Michael Coleman - guitars, vocals
Marty Sammon - keyboards
Willie "Vamp" Samuels - bass
Merle Perkins - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, in the mid & at the end by Michael Coleman
Shane Henry
Cold Cold Feeling (6:46)
Recorded at MDH Studios, (prob.) 2000;
Originally released by Oarfin in 2002
on the album "Shane Henry Band: You're Coming Home"
Writing credits are labeled to Albert Collins
Shane Henry - guitars, vocals
Jim Robinson - organ
unknown - bass
Brian Leonard - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, in the mid & at the end by Shane Henry
Oscar Benton
Cold Cold Feeling (7:04)
Recorded at Studio Soundwise, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, (prob.) 2003;
Originally released by Hunter in 2003
on the album "The Oscar Benton Blues Band: Home"
Writing credits are labeled to Albert Collins
Oscar Benton - vocals
Bert Claasen - guitars
Gé Carlsberg - bass
Rini Roukema - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning, after the 1st & 2nd verse & at the end by Bert Claasen
Lurrie Bell (with Mississippi Heat)
Cold Cold Feeling (7:14)
Recorded live at Rosa’s Lounge, Chicago, IL, July 18, 2005;
Originally released by Delmark in 2005
on the album "Mississippi Heat featuring Lurrie Bell: One Eye Open"
Lurrie Bell - guitars, vocals
Pierre Lacocque - harmonica
Max Valldeneu - guitars
Chris "Hambone" Cameron - organ
Spurling Banks - bass
Kenny Smith - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Lurrie Bell
Harmonica solo in the mid by Pierre Lacocque
Howard & the White Boys
Cold Cold Feeling (7:58)
Recorded at Rax Trax Recording Company, Chicago, IL, 2006
Originally released by Evidence in 2006
on the album "Howard and the White Boys: Made in Chicago"
Howard McCullum - bass, vocals
Rocco Calipari - guitars
Pete Galanis - guitars
Dave Friebolin - organ
Jim Christopulos - drums
Guitar solo at the beginning & in the mid by Pete Galanis
Guitar solo at the end by Rocco Calipari
Flavium
Muddy Waters
Joe Bonamassa
