Recorded in July 1966, the album "More Real Folk Blues" captured Sonny Boy Williamson II in what would be his final recording sessions before his death in 1965. The album features a mix of traditional blues numbers and original compositions, showcasing Williamson's signature harmonica playing and gravelly vocals.
- The album was recorded in July 1966, just months before Williamson's death.
- The album was released posthumously by Testament Records.
- This album was originally released on the Testament label.
Sonny Boy Williamson II (Rice Miller) was a foundational blues vocalist and harmonica player from Jackson, Tennessee, known for his influential electrified Mississippi blues sound. He was a prolific recording artist whose career spanned decades, though his most famous work came in the 1950s and 1960s.
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