Sit and Cry (The Blues) - Buddy Guy, Dixon, Willie [1]
First Time I Met the Blues - Buddy Guy, Montgomery, Eurreal
Ten Years Ago - Buddy Guy, Guy, Buddy
Stone Crazy - Buddy Guy, Guy, Buddy
When My Left Eye Jumps - Buddy Guy, Dixon, Willie [1]
Hoodoo Man Blues - Buddy Guy, Wells, Junior
A Man and the Blues - Buddy Guy, Guy, Buddy
I Got My Eyes on You [Live] - Buddy Guy, Dixon, Willie [1]
Five Long Years - Buddy Guy, Boyd, Eddie
A Man of Many Words - Buddy Guy, Guy, Buddy
The Things I Used to Do [Live] - Buddy Guy, Guitar Slim [Eddie
When I Left Home - Buddy Guy, Dupree, Champion Ja
Give Me My Coat and Shoes - Buddy Guy, Guy, Buddy
She Suits Me to a "T" - Buddy Guy, Guy, Buddy
Checkin' on My Baby [Live] - Buddy Guy, Williamson, Sonny B
Let Me Love You Baby [Live] - Buddy Guy, Dixon, Willie [1]
Baby Please Don't Leave Me - Buddy Guy, Kimbrough, Junior
The Definitive Buddy Guy is the first single-disc compendium of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Famer's career. Boasting 17 tracks, its guests include Junior Wells, Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pinetop Perkins and more. Considered ... more »to be the king of Chicago blues, Buddy Guy started his recording career in 1958. He's a master of the blues, straddling both traditional and modern forms having worked with Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and Junior Wells, as well as Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and the Rolling Stones. Though he's received accolades for decades, the real turn in his career came with the release of three GRAMMY-winning albums on Silvertone in the 1990s. His fans and disciples include Eric Clapton, who calls Buddy his favorite blues axe man, Keith Richards, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan.« less
The Definitive Buddy Guy is the first single-disc compendium of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Famer's career. Boasting 17 tracks, its guests include Junior Wells, Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pinetop Perkins and more. Considered to be the king of Chicago blues, Buddy Guy started his recording career in 1958. He's a master of the blues, straddling both traditional and modern forms having worked with Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and Junior Wells, as well as Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and the Rolling Stones. Though he's received accolades for decades, the real turn in his career came with the release of three GRAMMY-winning albums on Silvertone in the 1990s. His fans and disciples include Eric Clapton, who calls Buddy his favorite blues axe man, Keith Richards, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
A great collection from one of the best guitarists who ever
Three Heads Are Better Than One | NYC | 04/22/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Buddy Guy is amazing and this is a great introduction to him. I've seen him live twice and he lights up the sky, an amazing musician. If you don't know his music, this is a good place to start.
I should also point out that Jimi Hendrix learned a great deal from this man - if that doesn't say it all, what does?"