Time Again Radio Show presents:

Pops in the Studio with the Chicago Blues

We have a special and unique occurrence on the show this week with the first appearance of Pops of “Pops’ Pick of the Week”! Seeing as how this is such a rarity, we’ll be rolling into lesser known territory of the Chicago Blues this week as Pops joins in on some rocking Blues this round on the Time Again Radio Show. This show has been a long, long time coming and I am very glad to have it happen. I hope you all enjoy listening as much as I did putting it together.

Playlist:

Time: July 9 - 7:08:38 pm

• The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, “Born In Chicago”

  from The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

  Elektra Asylum - 1965

Time: July 9 - 7:11:38 pm

• Junior Wells, “It Hurts Me Too (When Things Go Wrong)”

  from Junior Wells: Best of the Vanguard Years

  Vanguard Records - 1989

Time: July 9 - 7:14:38 pm

• Otis Rush, “All Your Love (I Miss Loving)”

  from All Your Love I Miss Loving: Live At the Wise Fools Pub, Chicago

  2006

Time: July 9 - 7:17:38 pm

• Big Bill Broonzy, “Saturday Night Rub”

  from The Young Big Bill Broonzy 1928-1935

  1991

Time: July 9 - 7:20:38 pm

• Koko Taylor, “I'd Rather Go Blind”

  from Deluxe Edition: Koko Taylor

  Alligator Records - 1981

Time: July 9 - 7:23:38 pm

• Jimmy Reed, “Honest I Do”

  from I'm Jimmy Reed

  1959

Time: July 9 - 7:26:38 pm

• Sonny Boy Williamson II & Sonny Boy Williamson, “Keep It to Yourself”

  from Chess Blues (Box Set)

  1992

Time: July 9 - 7:29:38 pm

• Big Joe Williams, “Baby Please Don't Go”

  from Big Joe Williams Vol. 1 1935 - 1941

  Document Records - 1966

Time: July 9 - 7:32:38 pm

• Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper & Stephen Stills, “Albert's Shuffle”

  from Super Session

  1968

Time: July 9 - 7:35:38 pm

• Slim Harpo, “I'm a King Bee”

  from The Best of Slim Harpo

  1961

Time: July 9 - 7:38:38 pm

• Muddy Waters, “I've Got My Mojo Working”

  from Muddy Waters At Newport 1960 (Live) [Expanded Edition]

  1960

Time: July 9 - 7:41:38 pm

• Howlin' Wolf, “Spoonful”

  from The Chess Box: Howlin' Wolf

  1960

Time: July 9 - 7:44:38 pm

• Willie Dixon, “Back Door Man”

  from Poet of the Blues

  Columbia Records - 1970

Time: July 9 - 7:47:38 pm

• Willie Dixon, “Weak and Narrow Mind”

  from Weak and Narrow Mind

Time: July 9 - 7:50:38 pm

• Muddy Waters, “Mannish Boy”

  from The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection: His Best, 1947 to 1955

  1955

Time: July 9 - 7:53:38 pm

• Buddy Guy, “First Time I Met the Blues”

  from The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection: Buddy's Blues

  1992

Time: July 9 - 7:56:38 pm

• Otis Spann, “Someday (Electric)”

  from Someday

  2012

Time: July 9 - 7:59:38 pm

• Tampa Red, “Anna Lou Blues”

  from The Essential Tampa Red

  2001

Time: July 9 - 8:02:38 pm

• Magic Sam, “All Your Love”

  from A Mess of Blues

  Fuel 2000 - 1956

Time: July 9 - 8:05:38 pm

• Gary Moore, “As the Years Go Passing By”

  from Still Got the Blues

  1990

Time: July 9 - 8:08:38 pm

• Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, “Everyday I Have the Blues”

  from 6 Hours of the Greatest Blues Recordings Ever Made

  1997

Zak Vincent    Time Again Radio Show    July 10th, 2018

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: blues, chicago, electric, Pops