| 1 | Lightnin' Hopkins– | December 7th, 1941 |
| 2 | Lightnin' Hopkins– | Mojo Hand |
| 3 | Billy Biser– | Tell Me Where You Stayed Last Night |
| 4 | Lightnin' Hopkins– | Shake That Thing |
| 5 | Calvin Johnson, Johnny Winter– | Lien On Your Body (Mortgage On Your Soul) |
| 6 | T-Bone Walker– | Please Come Back To Me |
| 7 | T-Bone Walker– | Treat Your Daddy Well |
| 8 | Clifton Chenier– | Trouble In Mind |
| 9 | Clifton Chenier– | Be My Chauffeur |
| 10 | Calvin Johnson , Johnny Winter– | Down And Out |
| 11 | Billy Biser– | You Promised Me (Previously Unreleased) |
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Thanks, guys!
Thanks Xyros & KJ.
Thanks. This album is a reissue of the original Soul in the beginning published in 1969. All Roy Ames' sessions that have been reissued in other CDs several times. In 1969, when I bought the LP, all those were hitherto unissued. Quite intrigued, I contacted Roy Ames - the one who discovered and first recorded Johnny Winter - who at that time was serving several years in a Texas penitentiary. He told me a lot of things about those artists (Bizor, Hopkins, Bonner...), the relationships he had with them, the projects he had when he would be freed (he had hours of unissued tapes that would in part pop up on CDs later on Collectables. Unfortunately, some tapes have never been issued as CDs like an excellent late Lil'Son Jackson album with a small band.
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Various-SoulIn-The-Beginning/release/3522813
Thank you Gerard for all the info. The Lil' Son Jackson tapes would be a treat to hear one day.
Yes, I thought it looked familiar, a reissue of the Soul In The Beginning LP.
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