Denne gang er det et rigtig godt køb for vinyl og blues lovers. Tidlig Buddy Guy - Limited

Edition 180gm HQ - MCA - Remastered Directly From The Original Master Tapes, Gatefold Cover With Original Liner Notes. Originally Issued As Chess 409.

Efter 1 uge på Spacedeck kan jeg med bedste samvittighed anbefale denne, og prisen er næsten gratis 9$ hos audiophile, dejlig at se guf under 30$. En god optakt til bluesdagene i Odense som ser meget spændende ud (ved ikke hvad ht'er de vil bruge men bibb kommer. Her lidt roser fra andre….

All-Music Guide (Bill Dahl) - Ten of the mercurial guitarist's best recordings ever for Chess, cut during his early-'60s peak. "First Time I Met the Blues" and "Broken Hearted Blues" are harrowing downbeat blues of enormous power, Guy's shrieks and tremolo-rich guitar bursts boasting an intensity level he's only achieved intermittently ever since. Even better, they're here in stereo -- unlike virtually every other Chess collection to follow.

Grove Press Guide to Blues on CD (Frank John Hadley) - Chess sessions player Buddy Guy cried from the heart on this 1970 gathering of ten tracks recorded between 1960 and 1964 as featured guitarist and singer. His axe moves from out of the shadow of B. B. King's, mercilessly cleaving the material, and his vocals dangle as dangerously as exposed live wires. Future partner Junior Wells (on three selections) and a top-drawer rhythm section of Jack Myers, Otis Spann, and Fred Below pack a surprising eventfulness into their ancillary contributions; the three saxophonists are an unappealing window dressing.

All-Music Guide (Mark A. Humphrey) - Searing guitar, tortured vocals -- the best of Guy's early-60s Chess recordings

Der var andet bluesguf med den rigtige Muddy i ved nok den der Folk S på 200g,

 + Marie Muldaur "Richland Woman Blues" både 33 og 45 - de var så ikke billige - men 12 point af 10 mulige.