J.B. Lenoir, Sunnyland Slim And Friends - Live In '63 (2003)

1. Harlem Can't Be Heaven - 3:13
2. I Want To Know - 3:01
3. It's You Baby - 3:08
4. Brown Skin Woman - 4:30
5. Lend Me Your Love - 4:04
6. J.B.'s Harp-Rack Blues - 3:51
7. Piney Brown Blues - 4:49
8. For You, My Love - 2:41
9. My Dear Old Mother - 3:43
10. I Had My Trouble - 3:56
11. J.L.'s Blues - 2:40
12. Everything's Gonna Be Alright - 2:34
13. That's All Right - 2:27
14. Louise - 4:29
15. Mojo Boogie - 4:34
16. The Devil Is A Busy Man - 4:47
17. Worried Life Blues - 3:23
18. Sunnyland Blues - 1:22


J.B. Lenoir - Guitar, Vocals except tr.1,4,10-12,16,17
Sunnyland Slim - Piano, Vocals except tr.2,5,8-12
with:
John Lee Granderson - Guitar, Vocals tr.3,10,11,12,
St.Louis Jimmy Oden - Harmonica tr.5
Mike Bloomfield - Guitar tr.10,11,12

Fuel 2000 released this live date with guitarist J.B. Lenoir and pianist Sunnyland Slim decades after the original session took place at Nina's Lounge, a small club on the near west side of Chicago. The disc moves along at a brisk pace with both Lenoir and Sunnyland in fine shape, whether in a solo context (Sunnyland has three solo spots and Lenoir four) or in combinations with their friends. Hanging around the club that night (July 9, 1963) were St. Louis Jimmy Oden, who plays a mean harp on "Lend Me Your Love"; Chicago street musician John Lee Granderson on three tunes ("J.L.'s Blues," "Everything's Gonna Be Alright," and "That's All Right"); and rounding out the jam session is 20-year-old Mike Bloomfield on acoustic guitar. Highly recommended for both blues fanatics and casual listeners. ---Al Campbell, allmusic.com

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