CHICAGO BLUES 10-inch LP: J.B. HUTTO Things Are So Slow CHANCE Masters (JAPAN)

LIMITED EDITION: Only 500 copies pressed. Once these are gone, no more pressings are allowed under the company's contract with Chance Records.

J.B. HUTTO and His Hawks: Things Are So Slow – The Legendary Chance Masters, Space-701 (Japan). Reissued by agreement with the founder of Chance Records, Art Sheridan, this 10-inch LP includes sides from Hutto’s classic Chance 78s from 1954, plus previously unissued tracks including the five-minute-plus harmonica instrumental Mouth Harp Mambo with Earring George Mayweather on harp. Except for Dim Lights, which was dubbed from a record, all tracks are from the original master tapes which were faithfully transferred using the same model of Ampex tape machine that was used on the original sessions at Universal Recording Corporation in Chicago. The label uses a reproduction of the original Chance logo. Liner notes and photos by Jim O’Neal of Living Blues magazine. Compiled by Yasufumi Higurashi an Akira Kochi.

A1. COMBINATION BOOGIE 2:15

A2. NOW SHE'S GONE 3:16

A3. LOVIN' YOU 2:31

A4. PET CREAM MAN 2:27

A5. PRICE OF LOVE 3:00 previously unissued take

B1. THINGS ARE SO SLOW 3:45 previously unissued take

B2. DIM LIGHTS 2:47

B3. MOUTH HARP MAMBO [INST] 5:35 previously unissued

Mint unplayed copy.

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A VG+ record may have some visible scuffs and light scratches and plays well with little surface noise. Scratches on records graded VG and VG- may be deep enough to feel with your fingernail, or there may be scuffs or scratches throughout that cause surface noise. On records in the G+, G and G- range the level of the music is still above the surface noise caused by scuffs and scratches. Surface noise is as loud as the music on records graded F and louder than the music on P records. P records are likely to be unplayable.
[+ and - denote in-between grades. Grades with a slash in between indicate the condition of Side A/Side B.]

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