Memphis Charlie

Charlie Musselwhite earned the nickname “Memphis Charlie” during his years in Memphis, Tennessee, where he learned to play guitar and blues harmonica. Moving to Chicago in 1962 to look for better-paying work, Musselwhite jumped into the blues scene, becoming a regular at blues venues, sitting in and playing with some of the great musicians of the Chicago scene. This album, released in 1989, contains songs recorded in 1971 and 1974 that feature the electrifying blues vocals and harmonica of Memphis Charlie. Liner notes include a biography of the artist.
Track Listing
101
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It Ain't Right | Charlie Musselwhite | 3:59 | |
102
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Finger Lickin' Good | Charlie Musselwhite | 4:00 | |
103
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Up & Down The Avenue | Charlie Musselwhite | 2:42 | |
104
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Highways Blues | Charlie Musselwhite | 4:59 | |
105
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Wild, Wild Woman | Charlie Musselwhite | 5:02 | |
106
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Takin' My Time | Charlie Musselwhite | 10:44 | |
107
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Crazy For My Baby | Charlie Musselwhite | 2:56 | |
108
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Blue Steel | Charlie Musselwhite | 4:47 | |
109
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Take Me Back | Charlie Musselwhite | 5:21 | |
110
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This Old Nightlife | Charlie Musselwhite | 5:21 | |
111
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Taylor's, Arkansas | Charlie Musselwhite | 2:50 | |
112
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Cut You Loose | Charlie Musselwhite | 4:17 | |
113
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If Trouble Was Money | Charlie Musselwhite | 5:21 | |
114
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On The Spot Boogie | Charlie Musselwhite | 2:39 |