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Confessin' the Blues - Confessin' the Blues : Vol II [New Vinyl]

Artist: Confessin' the Blues

Title: Confessin' the Blues : Vol II

Format: Vinyl

Genre: Blues

UPC: 4050538410617

Condition: New

Release Date: 2018

Record Label: BMG Rights Managemen

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. I Just Want to Make Love to You - By Muddy Waters
2. Little Rain - By Jimmy Reed
3. I Got to Go - By Little Walter
4. Mona - By Bo Diddley
5. Rock Me Baby - By B.B. King

DISC 2:
1. Carol - By Chuck Berry
2. Boogie Children - By Boy Blue
3. Don't Stay Out All Night - By Billy Boy Arnold
4. Everybody Knows About My Good Thing (Pt. 1) - By Little Johnny Taylor
5. I Can't Quit You Baby - By Otis Rush
6. I Want to Be Loved - By Muddy Waters

DISC 3:
1. Key to the Highway - By Big Bill Broonzy
2. Stop Breakin' Down Blues - By Robert Johnson
3. The Prodigal Son - By Reverend Robert Wilkins
4. Commit a Crime (1991 Chess Box Version) - By Howlin' Wolf
5. Blues Before Sunrise - By Elmore James & the Broom Dusters

DISC 4:
1. Little Baby - By Howlin' Wolf
2. Suzie Q - By Dale Hawkins
3. Bad Boy - By Eddie Taylor
4. Damn Right I Got the Blues - By Buddy Guy
5. Mannish Boy - By Muddy Waters

Confessin' the Blues collects the greatest bluesmen ever and provides a perfect study of the genre. The tracks on the various formats of the release have been chosen by The Rolling Stones in collaboration with BMG and Universal. Confessin' the Blues includes tracks by the biggest blues pioneers including Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Elmore James, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Big Bill Broonzy and Robert Johnson. Confessin' the Blues will be available as a 2-CD set, 2x2 Vinyl LP sets and a 5x10" Vinyl book-pack (mimicking the original 78 RPM releases). All versions include liner notes by music journalist Colin Larkin and the book-pack contains removable art card prints by noted blues illustrator Christoph Mueller. The album cover artwork comes courtesy of Wood, who has added his own personal twist to the project by painting his interpretation of a bluesman.