A1 –Otis Spann Pretty Girls Everywhere
A2 –John Mayall Burn Out Your Blind Eyes
A3 –Champion Jack Dupree Calcutta Blues
A4 –John Mayall & Steve Anglo Long Night
A5 –Otis Spann Country Boy
A6 –Curtis Jones You Got Good Business
A7 –John Mayall & Eric Clapton Lonely Years
B1 –Peter Green (2) & John Mayall Evil Woman Blues
B2 –Otis Spann My Home In The Desert
B3 –John Mayall Milkman Strut
B4 –Champion Jack Dupree 24 Hours Of Fear
B5 –Curtis Jones Roll Me Over
B6 –John Mayall & Eric Clapton Bernard Jenkins
B7 –Otis Spann You Gonna Need My Help
C1 –Savoy Brown Blues Band* Little Girl
C2 –Eddie Boyd Vacation From The Blues
C3 –Savoy Brown Blues Band* Shake 'Em On Down
C4 –John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Double Trouble
C5 –Eddie Boyd Pinetop's Boogie Woogie
C6 –Savoy Brown Blues Band* I Smell Trouble
D1 –Eddie Boyd Too Bad Part 1 / Too Bad Part 2
D2 –John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Jenny
D3 –Savoy Brown Blues Band* The Doormouse Rides The Rails
D4 –Amen Corner Gin House Blues
D5 –Eddie Boyd Letter Missin' Blues
D6 –Savoy Brown Blues Band* Black Night
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8 comments:
Thanks for this Xyros. I had the Raw Blues LPs back in the late 60s/early 70s, they sold very well in Australia and you'd hear local blues bands doing lots of songs from those LPs.
I'm surprised the Raw Blues box set got to Australia and then the Perth outback. This was a Dutch only box set I believe. Around the same time Jimi Hendrix - In New York, Various - Blues From Holland, John Mayall - Blues Giant plus some others also came out as box sets. Not something that was common at the time.
Hi Xyros, do you have the Blues From Holland Box? Being a neighbour (Belgium), I knew and was a fan of Cuby, Oscar Benton BB, Livin'Blues and a few others in my (much) younger days. Apart from the plodding Burning Plague, there weren't any half-decent blues bands in Belgium (it has changed later).
I still have a few LP that i listen to occasionnally (the first Oscar Benton BB being an old favourite).
Cheers
Boogieman
Sorry Boogieman but it's one of those LP's I could've bought a couple of times for almost nothing but didn't. Now it's about €30 in reasonable condition. Maybe it will turn up one day.
Xyros. Raw Blues was released in Australia not as a boxset but single LPs. Not called "Raw Blues Now" but just "Raw Blues" I think there were 3 LPs released. Most of the tracks also turned up on other LPs.
I just did a check. First LP was on Ace of Clubs, released in Oz 1967. There was def' a Vol 2, and I think a 3rd but not 100% sure.
Back in 1967 there wasn't much available in blues LPs in Perth, Raw Blues was also a budget priced LP, so as I said it sold well.
Xyros,
thank You for many fine albums.
- Jay from the North.
Hi!Would you do me the huge favour of re-up the link, please? It's not working. Thank you in advance.
Thanks Xyros, always been a sucker for these Decca, Blue Horizon, Immediate blues comps
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