Description:

The original analog masters of the Chance Records, a sacred landmark of Chicago black music in the 1950s, were successfully digitized by playing them back on the world's rarest Ampex tape recorder used at the time of recording. The best and most powerful sound quality and sound pressure are now available on a 10-inch analog album, which is said to have been the most luxurious music media released by various companies from the late 1940s to the early 1950s. J.B. Hutto reigned as Chicago's leading slide and blues guitarist since the mid-1960s. This is his first recording session in 1954, when he was 28 years old, in the ultimate format!

Tracklisting:

SIDE ONElA1.COMBINATION BOOGIE 2:15lA2.NOW SHE'S GONE 3:16lA3.LOVIN' YOU 2:31lA4.PET CREAM MAN 2:27lA5.PRICE OF LOVE 3:00llSIDE TWOlB1.THINGS ARE SO SLOW 3:45lB2.DIM LIGHTS 2:47lB3.MOUTH HARP MAMBO [INST] 5:35