This 1970 LP collects sessions from the late 1960s, showcasing Buddy Guy's searing guitar work and impassioned vocals in a raw, unfettered context. It captures his explosive energy, bridging Chicago blues with a harder-edged, amplified sound.
- The album was recorded in sessions spanning 1967-1968 at Chess Studios in Chicago.
- It was produced by Willie Dixon and Ralph Bass.
- Upon its original release, the album received limited attention in the United States but found a more receptive audience in Europe.
Buddy Guy is a blues guitarist and singer from Louisiana, known for his raw, electrifying guitar style. By 1970, he had established himself as a formidable force in blues music, though his wider impact was yet to be fully realized in the US.
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