Magic Sam - Genius: Final Sessions - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Black Magic was released only days before Magic Sam's untimely passing on December 1, 1969. He was only 32! It was Sam's second album, a follow up to the classic West Side Soul. TRACKLISTING 1. I Just Want A Little Bit 2. What Have I Done Wrong 3. Easy, Baby 4. You Belong To Me 5. It's All Your Fault 6. I Have The Same Old Blues 7. You Don't Love Me, Baby 8. San Jose 9. Stop! You're Hurting Me 10. Keep Loving Me Baby. Album Tracks 1. I Just Want a Little Bit 2. What Have I Done Wrong 3. Easy, Baby 4. You Belong to Me 5. It's All Your Fault 6. I Have the Same Old Blues 7. You Don't Love Me, Baby 8. San Jose 9. Stop! You're Hurting Me 10. Keep Loving Me Baby

Sam's singing and playing have their own roots deeply implanted in the Mississippi soil of his youth as well as in the traumatic everyday life of the raw West Side. But like all good blues and all great art, he reaches far beyond his ethnic origins and his everyday experiences and speaks for us all. That is why you will like this album regardless of your previous taste if you are reasonably Inchaware,Inch Inchhip,Inch Inchturned-onInch or whatever your generation's slang may be for being in touch with humanity and life. TRACKLISTING 1. That's All I Need 2. I Need You So Bad 3. I Feel So Good (I Wanna Boogie) 4. All of Your Love 5. I Don't Want No Woman 6. Sweet Home Chicago 7. I Found A New Love 8. Every Night And Every Day 9. Lookin' Good (Instrumental) 10. My Love Will Never Die 11. Mama, Mama - Talk To Your Daughter 12. I Don't Want No Woman (Alternate). Album Tracks 1. That's All I Need 2. I Need You So Bad 3. I Feel So Good (I Wanna Boogie) 4. All of Your Love 5. I Don't Want No Woman 6. Sweet Home Chicago 7. I Found a New Love 8. Every Night and Every Day 9. Lookin' Good (Instrumental) 10. My Love Will Never Die 11. Mama, Mama - Talk to Your Daughter 12. I Don't Want No Woman (Alternate)

Known for his distinctive tremolo guitar sound, Chicago blues legend Samuel “Magic Sam” Maghett made a big splash on the blues scene beginning with his first record InchAll Your Love,Inch which was released in 1957. His career was cut short when he suffered a fatal heart attack at the age of 32 in 1969. His guitar style, vocals, and unique songwriting have inspired and influenced many blues musicians over the years. Presented here are rare recordings featuring all original compositions, including “West Madison Street Blues,” “Chi-Town Boogie” and “Black Magic Blues.” All selections have been newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Chi & Ndash;Town Boogie 2. Sly and Sleazy 3. Creole 'N' Roll 4. Blues 'Nooze 5. E.J.'s Thing 6. F.P. Blues 7. P.J. Blues 8. West Madison Street Blues 9. Boppin' the Blues 10. 43rd and S. Park Blues 11. Scatter Shot 12. Black Magic Blues