Howlin' Wolf - The Power Of The Voice (1990)

1 I Ain't Superstitious 		
2 Sittin' On The Top Of The World 		
3 Built For Comfort 		
4 The Red Rooster 		
5 Highway 49		play 		
6 Cause Of It All 		
7 Killing Floor 		
8 Brownskin Woman 		
9 The Sun Is Rising 		
10 I'm The Wolf		play 		
11 House Rockin' Boogie 		
12 Dog Me Around 		
13 Keep What You Got 		
14 My Baby Stole Off 		
15 Crying At Daybreak 		
16 Passing By Blues 		
17 Poor Boy 		
18 Commit A Crime 		
19 Wang-dang-doodle 		
20 Do The Do 		
21 Worried About My Baby 		
22 Rockin' Daddy

Howlin' Wolf, 1910-76, African-American blues singer and composer, b. White Station, Miss., as Chester Arthur Burnett. Exposed to blues performers from childhood, he sang locally and organized his first band in West Memphis, Tenn., in 1948. Darkly expressive, his growling, raspy voice, accompanied by his slide guitar and harmonica, came to wider public attention with his first hit, "Moanin' at Midnight," in 1951. Moving to Chicago, he and his friend and rival Muddy Waters became major figures in the transformation of the traditional acoustic Delta blues into the amplified, contemporary, and urban electric blues. For two decades (1955-75) he made concert tours across the United States. Like Waters, he was an important influence on the Rolling Stones, with whom he performed in the mid-1960s, and other British rockers. --- Columbia Encyclopedia

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