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1 30	That's Chicago's South Side (Remastered 2002) by Burns Campbell Orchestra;Sam Theard That's Chicago's South Side (Remastered 2002) by Burns Campbell Orchestra;Sam Theard	2:49	Play in Library $0.99
2 30	Peetie Wheatstraw (2002 Remastered) by Peetie Wheatstraw Peetie Wheatstraw (2002 Remastered) by Peetie Wheatstraw	3:15	Play in Library $0.99
3 30	Devil's Island Gin Blues (Remastered 2002) by Roosevelt Sykes Devil's Island Gin Blues (Remastered 2002) by Roosevelt Sykes	3:00	Play in Library $0.99
4 30	Sail On, Little Girl, Sail On (Remastered 2002) by Bumblebee Slim Sail On, Little Girl, Sail On (Remastered 2002) by Bumblebee Slim	3:16	Play in Library $0.99
5 30	Black Gal, What Makes Your Head So Hard? (Remastered 2002) by Joe Pullum;Robert Cooper Black Gal, What Makes Your Head So Hard? (Remastered 2002) by Joe Pullum;Robert Cooper	3:27	Play in Library $0.99
6 30	I Lost My Baby (Remastered 2002) by Lil Johnson I Lost My Baby (Remastered 2002) by Lil Johnson	2:50	Play in Library $0.99
7 30	Keep Your Hands Off Her (Remastered 2002) by Big Bill Broonzy Keep Your Hands Off Her (Remastered 2002) by Big Bill Broonzy	2:51	Play in Library $0.99
8 30	When the Sun Goes Down (Remastered) by Leroy Carr When the Sun Goes Down (Remastered) by Leroy Carr	2:55	Play in Library $0.99
9 30	Selling My Pork Chops by Memphis Minnie Selling My Pork Chops by Memphis Minnie	2:52	Play in Library $0.99
10 30	Every Day I Have the Blues (Remastered 2002) by Pine Top Every Day I Have the Blues (Remastered 2002) by Pine Top	3:06	Play in Library $0.99
11 30	Sweet Sixteen (Remastered 2002) by Walter Davis Sweet Sixteen (Remastered 2002) by Walter Davis	2:48	Play in Library $0.99
12 30	Honky Tonk Train Blues (Remastered 2002) by Meade Lux Lewis Honky Tonk Train Blues (Remastered 2002) by Meade Lux Lewis	2:58	Play in Library $0.99
13 30	Trouble In Mind (Remastered 2002) by Richard M. Jones Trouble In Mind (Remastered 2002) by Richard M. Jones	2:40	Play in Library $0.99
14 30	He Roars Like a Lion (Remastered 2002) by Merline Johnson He Roars Like a Lion (Remastered 2002) by Merline Johnson	3:22	Play in Library $0.99
15 30	Prowling Night Hawk (Remastered 2002) by Robert Lee McCoy Prowling Night Hawk (Remastered 2002) by Robert Lee McCoy	3:02	Play in Library $0.99
16 30	Good Morning School Girl (2002 Remastered) by Sonny Boy Williamson Good Morning School Girl (2002 Remastered) by Sonny Boy Williamson	2:59	Play in Library $0.99
17 30	You Got to Fix It (Remastered 2002) by Speckled Red You Got to Fix It (Remastered 2002) by Speckled Red	3:12	Play in Library $0.99
18 30	Bucket's Got a Hole in It (Remastered 2002) by Washboard Sam Bucket's Got a Hole in It (Remastered 2002) by Washboard Sam	2:42	Play in Library $0.99
19 30	Bottle It Up and Go (Remastered 2002) by Tommy McClennan Bottle It Up and Go (Remastered 2002) by Tommy McClennan	2:46	Play in Library $0.99
20 30	Key To the Highway (Remastered 2002) by Bill "Jazz" Gillum Key To the Highway (Remastered 2002) by Bill "Jazz" Gillum	2:38	Play in Library $0.99
21 30	Don't You Lie to Me (Remastered 2002) by Hudson Whittaker Don't You Lie to Me (Remastered 2002) by Hudson Whittaker	2:56	Play in Library $0.99
22 30	What Is That She Got (Remastered 2002) by Johnny Temple What Is That She Got (Remastered 2002) by Johnny Temple	2:54	Play in Library $0.99
23 30	Going Down Slow (Remastered 2002) by St. Louis Jimmy Going Down Slow (Remastered 2002) by St. Louis Jimmy	3:10	Play in Library $0.99
24 30	Hobo Blues (Remastered 2002) by James "Yank" Rachel Hobo Blues (Remastered 2002) by James "Yank" Rachel	3:18	Play in Library $0.99
25 30	He's a Jelly Roll Baker (Remastered 2002) by Lonnie Johnson He's a Jelly Roll Baker (Remastered 2002) by Lonnie Johnson	3:15	Play in Library $0.99

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Product Details

Audio CD (August 20, 2002)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Original recording remastered, Import
Label: RCA Victor Europe
ASIN: B00006EXCV
Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #340,159 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
- #36 in Music > Blues > Regional Blues > St. Louis Blues
- #206 in Music > Blues > Regional Blues > East Coast Blues
- #498 in Music > Blues > Piano Blues

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Great early Chicago sides

By Docendo Discimus on December 5, 2004

Format: Audio CD

The first four volumes in Bluebird's "When The Sun Goes Down" series get bluesier and bluesier as you go along, and this third one proves that Chicago had a thriving blues scene long before Chess Records (and electric amplification).

Many of these urban artists offer a harder, tougher acoustic sound than most of the Southern country blues of Mississippi, Georgia, and Tennessee. Well, no-one was tougher than Delta legend Son House, but you know, generally speaking.
The sound is generally good considering that all of these songs were committed to tape between 1931 and 1942, and the disc opens with the title track, a melodic "That's Chicago's South Side" by "Lovin' Sam & The Burns Campbell Orchestra" (actually black entertainer Sam Theard, who can be seen in "Sanford And Son" and "Little House On The Praerie", and a bunch of unnamed musicians).
Other highlights include John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson's original "Good Morning School Girl", "He's A Jelly Roll Baker" by 20s guitar hero Lonnie Johnson, Big Bill Broonzy's swinging, band-backed "Keep Your Hands Off Her", Leroy Carr's "When The Sun Goes Down", "Key To The Highway" by Bill "Jazz" Gillum and Big Bill Broonzy, Robert Nighthawk's "Prowling Nighthawk", and several others.
A special treat is James Burke Oden's tough slow blues "I Have Had My Fun", the original 1941 waxing of that oft-covered classic, St Louis Jimmy's finest moment.

This is a nicely varied and well annotated compilation, the best in the series alongside vol. 4.Read more ›

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Flawed, but Fun.

By Charles K. Cowdery on December 15, 2003

Format: Audio CD

Of the four discs in this series, this one is my favorite. Appreciation starts with understanding what it is, a collection of recordings from the archives of Bluebird Records. Some of these artists and their recordings were very influential on subsequent blues and rock artists, some are just fun, and others will only interest hard core fans who simply have to hear everything. The flaw usually cited for most of the Bluebird sides is that the art of the African-American musicians was "filtered" through the sensibilities of a white man, Lester Melrose. Therefore, the criticism goes, these recordings are less authentic than some on other labels, especially those made after WWII. Still, there's some great stuff here, all nicely remastered. It's worth buying just for Memphis Minny's "I'm Selling My Porkchops, but I'm Giving My Gravy Away." Other highlights include Sonny Boy Williamson's "Good Morning Little School Girl," Tommy McClennan's "Bottle It Up and Go," Jazz Gillum's "Key to the Highway," and Pine Top Spark's "Every Day I Have the Blues."
Do these four discs, collectively entitled "When the Sun Goes Down" really represent, as the subtitle goes, "The Secret History of Rock and Roll"? I don't know, maybe. They certainly are milestones along that road.

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