Southside Blues Jam

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Southside Blues Jam is a classic Chicago blues album by harmonica player and singer Junior Wells, celebrated for its raw, live-in-the-studio sound and collaborations with fellow blues greats.

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instanceOf album
studio album
artist Junior Wells
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception acclaimed by blues critics
describedAs classic Chicago blues album
live-in-the-studio session
featuresArtist Buddy Guy
Ernest Johnson
Fred Below
Louis Myers
Otis Spann
featuresInstrument bass
drums
guitar
harmonica
piano
genre Chicago blues
blues
hasCoverArt Southside Blues Jam album cover
hasTrack Blues For Mayor Daley
Got My Mojo Working
Help Me (A Tribute To Sonny Boy Williamson)
Hoodoo Man Blues
I Could Have Had Religion
Juke
Key To The Highway
linked to: Key to the Highway

Little By Little
linked to: Little by Little

Love Her With A Feeling
Rock Me
Stop Breaking Down
Trouble Don’t Last Always
When The Cat’s Gone The Mice Play
You Don’t Love Me Baby
linked to: You Don’t Love Me
hasType live-in-the-studio recording
influencedGenre modern Chicago blues recordings
language English
mainPerformerRole harmonica
vocals
notableFor capturing Chicago South Side blues scene
club-like atmosphere
raw sound
partOf Junior Wells discography
performer Junior Wells
producer Robert G. Koester
recordedAt Theresa's Lounge
recordedIn Chicago
recordLabel Delmark Records

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Junior Wells notableAlbum Southside Blues Jam