Memphis Slim
Learning his trade in the Tennessee honky tonks and juke joints of the 1930s,
Memphis Slim went on to play with Big Bill Broonzy, Muddy Waters and Howlin'
Wolf and became one of the finest blues pianists of his generation. Raised in
Memphis, John Chatman settled in Chicago in 1939, where he acquired his nickname
and quickly integrated himself into the vibrant blues and jazz scene. He was
recorded by folklorist Alan Lomax in the mid-1940s and his classic track Every
Day I Have The Blues became one of the great standards of the genre, covered by
B.B. King, Joe Williams, Ella Fitzge...
I Believe I'll Settle DownMemphis Slim
Mother EarthMemphis Slim
Caught the Old Coon at LastMemphis Slim
Everyday I Have the Blues (Live)Greg Petito, Memphis Slim, David Craig, Gavin Moolchan, Travis Street, Milton Sparks and Pinetop Sparks
Key to the HighwayMemphis Slim
I See My Great MistakeMemphis Slim
I Believe I'll Settle DownMemphis Slim
Blue This Evening
3:55
Mother EarthMemphis Slim
All Kinds of Blues
2:09
Caught the Old Coon at LastMemphis Slim
Blue This Evening
Everyday I Have the Blues (Live)Greg Petito, Memphis Slim, David Craig, Gavin Moolchan, Travis Street, Milton Sparks and Pinetop Sparks
The Bluesman
7:50
Key to the HighwayMemphis Slim
Born With The Blues
2:57
I See My Great MistakeMemphis Slim
All Kinds of Blues
