Originally recorded for Chess Records in August 1951, this is a performance from 1966. When the Devil drives.... + Informações

Howlin' Wolf (with Willie Dixon and Hubert Sumlin) performs Smokestack Lightning. Live England 1964. + Informações

Howlin Wolf - His Best. + Informações

Evil is Goin On (more than you know !). + Informações

I know about the few missing seconds in the beginning, but I could'nt help it because the original copy was just like this.. + Informações

www.gibson.com Howlin Wolf Performing Be back. + Informações

real music for real people. + Informações

Howlin' Wolf performs "Highway 49" at the Washington DC Blues Festival, November 1970. Band includes Sunnyland Slim (piano), Hubert Sumlin (guitar), Randy Joe Fullerton (bass) and SP Leary (drums). From the recent Vestapol DVD release "Howlin' Wolf In Concert 1970." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

Howlin' Wolf - Meet Me In The Bottom Chester Arthur Burnett (June 10, 1910 -- January 10, 1976), better known as Howlin' Wolf, was an influential American blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player. With a booming voice and looming physical presence, Burnett is commonly ranked among the leading performers in electric blues; "no one could match Howlin' Wolf for the singular ability to rock the house down to the foundation while simultaneously scaring its patrons out of its wits. Many songs popularized by Burnett, such as "Smokestack Lightnin", "Back Door Man" and "Spoonful" have become standards of blues and blues rock.. + Informações

real music for real people. + Informações

Dust My Broom. + Informações

Recorded on Chess label. There is also other versions in YouTube, but I think they are all worth of listening and many times. Howlin' really is one of the greatest artists the blues ever produced, he was a musical giant in every way. Ihope owners of the rights want to see this as an honor to this artist, which it really is. And same goes to these random photos and paintings, which I have found from net. The iconic photos of Wolf howling with guitar at 1:03 and 1:10 are used with kindly permission by Sandy Guy Schoenfeld , please visit www.howlingwolfphotos.com My hope is that everyone can just listen to this fine musician. Enjoy! Its so nice, that you can still buy these recordings on CD !. + Informações

Howlin' Wolf - Poor Boy on Chess Records.Fantastic R&B dancer from the greatest artist of all time imho.it just doesn't get any better than the Wolf!. + Informações

Howlin' Wolf playing Down In The Bottom. Notice the drunken Son House. Just before this performance Wolf criticized House's alcoholism.. + Informações

Howlin' Wolf defines the Blues while slamming Son House, then performs "Meet Me In The Bottom" with the help of his Band. It's not apparent What sets Wolf off, as Son House is off mic and inaudible, but I speculate that Son may have interrupted Wolf's oration with his own famous assessment of the Blues; "Ain't but one kind of Blues..., and that consists between male and female that's in love". Howlin' Wolf's take on the Blues, as stated in this clip, echoes, at least in part, two of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism. I'm not going into that here, I just thought it was an interesting point to throw out there. We who love the Blues, in this form or that, all have our own sense of what the Blues is..., but none of us who love the Blues, in this form or that, is perplexed by the fact that this relatively simple, yet highly expressive style of music endures. The Blues is inextricable from the human condition because, to paraphrase Henry Wadsworth Long fellow, "Into every life, a little rain must fall".. + Informações

Recorded in Memphis, 1951. Written by Chester Burnett (Howlin' Wolf's actual name). Howlin' Wolf- vocals and harmonica Willie Johnson- guitar Willie Steel- drums. + Informações

Album cover photo by: Sandy Guy Schoenfeld - howlingwolfphotos.com. + Informações

Howlin Wolf's Spoonful off his 1968 Psychedelic Blues. + Informações

Chicago, 1974. + Informações

Live, England 1964. + Informações

The Howlin' Wolf with I'll Be Around.. + Informações

From the Howlin' Wolf 1968' album. Wolf didn't like it because he thought the guitar was too gay... :) I personally find it quite funky and psychedelic.. + Informações

Howlin' Wolf doing, "Smoke Stack Lightning," recorded and released in 1956 on Chess Records. What more needs to be said.. + Informações

From: "Devil Got My Woman (Blues at Newport 1966)". + Informações

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