Archive for October 12th, 2007
Howlin’
Wolf
He has a sound that was all his own. A sound that is as original today as it was back in 1951 when he burst on the scene. He learned guitar from the legendary Charlie Patton and harmonica from the influential Sonny Boy Williamson. Put those influences together with his natural growl and you have Howlin’ Wolf. This week, Matt The Cat will look at Wolf’s early work with Sam Phillips in Memphis along with the world famous sides that he cut with the Chess Brothers in Chicago. Hear the Cat prowl with the Wolf, all week on Harlem.
Harlem Airs on the 50s on 5:
Monday 10/15 @ 1pm EST
Tuesday Night 10/16 at 9pm PST and Midnight EST
Friday 10/19 @ 6pm EST
Sunday 10/21 @ 11am EST
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This blog is dedicated to the preservation of the world's greatest music: 1940s-70s Rhythm & Blues and Rock n' Roll. When I'm not collecting records, I'm listening to them.
