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The Jimmy Rogers All-Stars
Blues Blues Blues

Jimmy Rogers was a chief architect of the urban, electrified, hard-edged musical style that came to be known at Chicago Blues. Jimmy died in 1997, but his influence still lives on.

For those into the blues done Chicago style, you will love this album.


Atlantic 83148-2
Produced by John Koenig
Co-Producer: Elaine Koenig
Executive Producer: Ahmet Ertegun

Sound bite from Gonna Shoot You Right Down


1. Blow Wind Blow-featuring Jelly Healey
(McKinley Morganfield)
2. Blues All Day-featuring Eric Clapton
(Jimmy Rogers (J.A. Lane))
3. Trouble No More-featuring Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
(McKinley Morganfield)
4. Bright Lights Big City-featuring Taj Mahal
(Jimmy Reed)
5. Ev'ry Day I Have The Blues-featuring Lowell Fulson
(Memphis Slim)
6. Sweet Home Chicago-featuring Stephen Stills
(Jimmy Rogers (J.A. Lane))
7. Don't Start Me Talkin-featuring Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
(Sonny Boy Williamson (Rice Miller))
8. That's all Right-featuring Eric Clapton
(Jimmy Rogers (J.A. Lane))
9. Ludella-featuring Taj Mahal
(Jimmy Rogers (J.A. Lane))
10. Goin' Away Baby - featuring Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
(Jimmy Rogers (J.A. Lane))
11. Worried Life Blues-featuring Stephen Stills
(Maceo Merriweather)
12. Gonna Shoot You Right Down (Boom Boom)-featuring Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and Eric Clapton
(John Lee Hooker, John Koenig, Jimmy Rogers (J.A. Lane))


This album also features Ted Harvey on Drums, Freddie Crawford on bass, Kim Wilson on harmonica, Carey Bell on harmonica, Johnnie Johnson on piano, and Jimmy D. Lane on guitar. Jimmy Rogers appears on each track.