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3.Stand Back! Here Comes Charley Musselwhite's Southside Band
11.Harmonica According to Charlie
12.Mellow-Dee
13.Sanctuary
14.Tell Me Where Have All the Good Times Gone?
18. Most Things Haven't Worked Out
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Charlie Musselwhite Mrs E's Collectibles Charlie Musslewhite Delta Blues. Born in Kosciusko, MS, in 1944, Musselwhite's family moved north to Memphis, where he went to high school. Musselwhite migrated north in search of the near-mythical $3.00-an-hour job (the same lure that set innumerable youngsters on the same route), and became a familiar face at blues haunts like Pepper's, Turner's, and Theresa's, sitting in with and sometimes playing alongside harmonica lords such as Little Walter, Shakey Horton, Good Rockin' Charles, Carey Bell, Big John Wrencher, and even Sonny Boy Williamson. Before recording his first album, Musselwhite appeared on LPs by Tracy Nelson and John Hammond and dueted (as Memphis Charlie) with Shakey Horton on Vanguard's Chicago/The Blues/Today series. |