Bukka And The Wolf
Bukka And The Wolf Booker White Newport ’66Bukka White (guitar & vocals), performs with Howlin’ Wolf (guitar), at the 1966 Newport Folk Festival filmed by Alan Lomax.Efforts on the part of Allan Lomax to create a...
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Don’t Laugh At Me
Don’t Laugh At Me Howlin’ Wolf Europe 1964Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareDuring the 1964 American Folk Blues Festival European tour Howlin’ Wolf (guitar &...
Read MoreHow Many More Years?
How Many More Years? Howlin Wolf Wolf’s Shindig!Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareThe Holwin’ Wolf (vocals & harmonica) appears as a surprise guest of the “Rolling...
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Shake For Me Howlin’ Wolf Euro Wolf Howlin’ Wolf plays guitar along with Hubert Sumlin during an energetic performance from the 1964 American Folk and Blues Festival tour. In 1964 Howlin’ Wolf toured Europe as...
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Smile At Me Howlin’ Wolf Sam Phillips’ Greatest DiscoveryHowlin’ Wolf was a musical giant in every way. He stood 6’ 3″, wore size 16 shoes, had skin so dark it shined like silver, and poured out...
Read MoreHighway 49
Highway 49 Howlin’ Wolf Wolf’s SuccessHowlin’ Wolf performs “Highway 49” at the Washington D. C. Blues Festival in 1970 featuring Sunnyland Slim (piano), Hubert Sumlin (guitar), Randy Joe Fullerton...
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Killing Floor Howlin’ Wolf Rockin’ with the WolfHowlin’ Wolf made this recording in Chicago during August of 1964 with Arnold Rogers (tenor sax), Donald Hankins (baritone sax), Lafayette Leake (piano), Hubert...
Read MoreMeet Me In The Bottom (What is the Blues?)
Meet Me In The Bottom (What is the Blues?) Howlin’ Wolf The Wolf Speaks OutHowlin’ Wolf verbalizes the true meaning of the blues at the expense of the legendary Son House at the 1966 Newport Folk Festival.Alan Lomax...
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Back Door Man Howlin’ Wolf The Back Door Wolf Howlin’ Wolf the original “Back Door Man” sings the famous blues song at the 1970 Washington D. C. Blues Festival backed by Sunnyland Slim (piano), Hubert...
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Smokestack Lightning Howlin’ Wolf Patton’s InfluenceHowlin’ Wolf performs “Smokestack Lightning” while on tour in England in 1964 with a band including Willie Dixon (string bass), and Hubert Sumlin...
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