Everything Gonna Be Alright

From July 1959 here is Little Walter’s “Everything Gonna Be Alright” backed with “Back Track” on Checker 930.  Again here is Checker trying to use up their different styles of labels at the end of 78 production.

All Your Love

In July 1959 Cobra records released their issue no. 5032, “All Your Love” backed with “My Baby’s A Good’un” by Otis Rush.  “All Your Love,” which features a spine-tingling guitar solo, is not the same “All Your Love” that was on the same Cobra label two years before.

Late Late In The Evening

September 1959, Excello 2166, “Late Late In The Evening” b/w “I Love You I Need You”  by Lazy Lester.

Tell Me Baby

Released in October 1959 on Chess 1739, “Tell Me Baby” b/w “Recipe For Love” was by Muddy Waters.

It Took A Long Time

November 1959, Checker 937, “It Took A Long Time” b/w “That’s Alright” by Lowell Fulson.

Tom Cat Blues

This is a wonderful example of Swamp Blues that was released in March 1960.  Lightnin’ Slim’s “Tom Cat Blues” b/w “Bed Bug Blues” on Excello 2173.

Stranded

August 1959, Duke 309, Little Junior Parker, “Stranded” b/w “Blue Letter.”

Tomorrow Night

“Tomorrow Night” was the flip side of Joe Turner’s remake of his own “Honey Hush” on Atlantic 2044.  It was issued in November 1959.  The original (and superior) version of “Honey Hush” was from 1953.

Crawlin’ Kingsnake

In October 1959 “Crawlin’ Kingsnake” b/w “Hobo Blues” was issued as Vee-Jay 331.

 

My True Life

From February 1960 here’s “My True Life” by Leroy Washington on Excello 2172.  This was actually the “B” side of “Why Should I Cry.”