The Early Blues Roots Of Fleetwood Mac, Under The Influence Vol. 2 (2000) - Various Artists

Featuring »

Leroy Carr, Leroy Foster, Lowell Fulson, (Sam) Lightnin' Hopkins, Son House, Robert Johnson, Leroy Foster & Muddy Waters, (Kansas) Joe McCoy, Blind Willie McTell, Memphis Minnie (Lizzie Douglas, Robert Nighthawk, T-Bone (Aaron Thibeaux) Walker, Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield), Sonny Boy (John Lee) Williamson

Tracklisting »

Every Day And Night   Running Time: 3:18   Comments: (AKA "Every Night And Every Day") by Robert Nighthawk. Lyrics & melody line are basically "My Heart Beat Like A Hammer". Covered by Buster Brown as "Don't Dog Your Woman". This is the version Jeremy Spencer covered with FM. Rollin' And Tumblin'   Running Time: 2:29   Comments: (Part One) by Leroy Foster & Muddy Waters. Recorded in 1946. I Believe I'll Dust My Broom   Running Time: 2:56   Comments: by Robert Johnson. Sometimes billed as "Dust My Broom". Recorded in 1936. Preachin'   Running Time: 3:03   Comments: by Son House. Billed as "Preachin' Blues" Sweet Home Chicago   Running Time: 3:01   Comments: by Robert Johnson Recorded in 1937. Baby Please Set A Date   Running Time: 2:35   Comments: by Memphis Minnie. Billed as "Please Set A Date". Recorded in 1946. Mean Mistreatin' Mama   Running Time: 2:55   Comments: by Leroy Carr. Recorded in 1935. Hellhound On My Trail   Running Time: 2:37   Comments: by Robert Johnson Recorded in 1936. Walkin' Blues   Running Time: 6:40   Comments: by Son House. Recorded in 1942. Baby I've Been Your Slave   Running Time: 3:04   Comments: by Sonny Boy Williamson When The Sun Goes Down   Running Time: 2:57   Comments: by Leroy Carr. Recorded in 1935. T-Bone Shuffle   Running Time: 2:59   Comments: by T-Bone Walker. Recorded in 1947. Sugar Mama   Running Time: 2:58   Comments: by Sonny Boy Williamson. Recorded in 1937. Everyday I Have The Blues   Running Time: 2:31   Comments: by Lowell Fulson. Recorded in 1950. Stranger Blues   Running Time: 2:52   Comments: by Joe McCoy Travelin' Blues   Running Time: 3:14   Comments: by Blind Willie McTell. Recorded in 1933. Death Bells   Running Time: 2:38   Comments: by Lightnin' Hopkins. Recorded in 1949. Aside from title & generic Hopkins riff Green used on his "Vaudeville Years" cover, this recording has nothing in common with PG's cover except some lines in Hopkins' original.

Released »

2000-10-17

Format »

Import Vinyl/CD Album

Other Appearances »

Leroy Carr (Songwriter), (Sam) Lightnin' Hopkins (Songwriter), Son House (Songwriter), Howlin' Wolf (Chester Burnett) (Songwriter), Elmore James (Songwriter), Robert Johnson (Songwriter), Joe (Joseph) Josea (Bihari) (Songwriter), Clarence L. Lewis (Songwriter), Blind Willie McTell (Songwriter), Memphis Slim (Peter Chatman) (Songwriter), Hambone Willie Newbern (Songwriter), Robert Nighthawk (Songwriter), Bobby Robinson (Songwriter), Marshall E. Sehorn (Songwriter), T-Bone (Aaron Thibeaux) Walker (Songwriter), Sonny Boy (John Lee) Williamson (Songwriter), Pat Harrison (Liner Notes), Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield) (Arranger), Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield) (Arranger), Hugh (Slim) Harwood (Artwork)

Record Label »

Catfish (UK)

Catalogue Number »

161

Running Time »

52:47

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From Catfish (UK) Records: "The album is not a Fleetwood Mac album, it is the people who inspired and influenced Peter and the band to do some of their finest blues work. It is part of a series we are doing where we take legendary artists and explore their blues leanings. Taj Mahal, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin and Bob Dylan are some of the others."

Last Modified »

2011-09-26

Tracklisting »

Discography entry submitted by Jeff Kenney & Richard J. Orlando.