The tones and moods shift and drift all across this beguiling gem from '67: "You Don't Love Me," "Slow Blues in A," "My Baby Thinks I Don't Love Her," "Bring It with You When You Come" and more. Four... more

The 1966 debut that introduced Corky and Jim's easygoing spin on the Chicago blues tradition: "Down in the Bottom," "Boot Hill," "Going to New York," "Hoochie Coochie Man," their originals "I've Got... more

Not their 1966 debut for Vanguard, but their similarly self-titled first album for Wooden Nickel/RCA ('71). This bounces buoyantly right out of the gate with the loping "(I Wish I Was on a) Country... more

Seven rare bonus cuts join three complete LPs that Taj put out on Warner Bros. in the mid-'70s: Music Fuh Ya, Brothers and Evolution (The Most Recent). These two discs of Caribbean-flavored blue... more