Wynonie Harris - Women, Whisky & Fish Tails. CD. (Ace Records - CDCHD 457) CD debut for Mr Blues, later recordings for the King record label find a man still occupied with the important things in life. Tracks:- Greyhound - The Deacon Don't Like It - Christina - Shake That Thing - Don't Take My Whiskey Away - Drinkin' Sherry Wine - Fishtail Blues - Big Old Country Fool - Shotgun Wedding - Wine, Wine Sweet Wine - Git To Gittin' Baby - Mr Dollar - Bad News Baby (There'll Be No Rockin' Tonite - Bring It Back - I Don't Know Where To Go - Man's Best Friend - Keep-A-Talking - Please Louise - I Get A Thrill - There's No Substitute For Love - Mama, Your Daughter Done Lied To Me.

Wynonie Harris - Don't You Wanna Rock?. CD. (Ace Records - CDCHD 1124) Fascinating twenty four track collection of alternative takes by "Mr Blues." From the original acetates, all of this material is unheard before this release, many tracks remaining dormant since the day they were recorded. This will thrill all serious Harris collectors and anyone looknig for some good blues. Includes: "Good Rockin' Tonight", "From Bad To Good Blues", "Teardrops From My Eyes" and "Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee."

Wynonie Harris - Rock Mr Blues!. CD. (Rev Ola Bandstand - CRBAND 19) The man they called "Mr Blues" had a hell of a lot to be arrogant about. An ex member of Lucky Millinder's band (plus a dancer, actor and guest singer in his early days) had hit after hit in the late 40's and early '50's which led to an extravagant lifestyle on par with modern day American rap stars. Although rock n roll killed a large chunk of his younger audience, he had a loyal adult fan base that kept is career going strong. He was the proud owner of some of the filthiest songs in R&B music, his brief foray into Leiber & Stoller written rock n roll songs were unsuccessful and he stuck with what he knew best, the adult electric blues. This collection features thirty of his early '50's hits.

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