Blues Follow Me All Day Long: The Complete Shelter Recordings Of Jimmy Rogers / Chicago Blues Master, Volume 2

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Album Information
  • Artist: Jimmy Rogers (See All Albums by Jimmy Rogers)
  • Date Released: Jul 1, 1995

  • Genre: Blues

  • Label: CAPITOL

Total Tracks: 18   Total Length: 60:09

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Rogers re-emerged after a long layoff with a 1972 album for Leon Russell’s Shelter label called Gold Tailed Bird. It wasn’t the equivalent of his immortal Chess stuff, but the Shelter sides, here in their entirety, are pretty decent themselves (and no wonder, with the Aces, Freddy King, and reliable Chicago pianist Bob Riedy all involved). A few extra numbers not on the original Shelter LP make this 18-song set even more solid. – Bill Dahl