Recorded in London with The Yardbirds, this album captures the legendary Sonny Boy Williamson in a transatlantic blues-rock exchange. It features his signature harmonica and vocals backed by a band riding the wave of the British Invasion.
- The album was recorded in sessions spanning November 1965, with The Yardbirds lineup at the time including Jeff Beck and Chris Dreja.
- The sessions were produced by Sam Sax and featured Williamson's final recordings before his death in 1965.
- The album reached number 20 on the UK Albums Chart.
Sonny Boy Williamson (Rice Miller) was a towering figure in post-war Chicago blues, known for his distinctive harmonica playing and commanding stage presence. This 1966 album found him in his later years, collaborating with a then-popular British rock band.
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