The Blues Of Otis Spann
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Otis Spann was the piano master of Chicago blues, most famous as Howlin' Wolf's right-hand man and one of the architects of the postwar electric blues sound. His left hand was legendary among musicians. This 1964 Decca pressing captures Spann at his peak, delivering authentic, deep-grooved Chicago blues piano work. His approach is sophisticated and soulful, rooted in boogie-woogie tradition but delivered with the fire of electric Chicago blues. This is one of the essential piano blues albums of its era and genuinely difficult to track down in decent condition.
Item Details+
| Genre | Blues |
| Style | Chicago Blues, Piano Blues |
| Media | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Sleeve | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Description | Record looks VG+ to EX, only minor hairlines. Sleeve looks still good despite age. |
| Label | Decca |
| Year | 1964 |
| Country | Germany |
| Format | LP |
Tracklist+
A1. Rock Me Mama
A2. I Came From Clarksdale
A3. Keep Your Hand Out Of My Pocket
A4. Spann's Boogie
A5. Sarah Street
A6. The Blues Don't Like Nobody
B1. Meet Me In The Bottom
B2. Lost Sheep In The Fold
B3. I Got A Feeling
B4. Jangleboogie
B5. T.99
B6. Natural Days
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