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Magic Sam West Side Soul mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Blues Album: West Side Soul Country: UK Released: 1992 Style: Chicago Blues MP3 version RAR size: 1583 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1709 mb WMA version RAR size: 1182 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 461 Other Formats: AHX DTS AU VOX RA MP1 ADX Tracklist Hide Credits A1 All Your Love 2:58 A2 Love Me With A Feeling 2:10 A3 Everything Gonna Be Alright 2:56 A4 Look Watcha Done 2:15 A5 All Night Long 2:50 A6 All My Whole Life 2:16 A7 Easy Baby 3:30 A8 21 Days In Jail 2:44 B1 Love Me This Way 2:51 B2 Magic Rocker 2:31 Roll Your Moneymaker B3 2:46 Written-By – Harris* Call Me If You Need Me B4 3:05 Written-By – Harris* Every Night About This Time B5 2:09 Written-By – Bartholomew*, Domino* Blue Light Boogie B6 2:40 Written-By – Robinson*, Jordan* B7 Out Of Bad Luck 2:24 B8 She Belongs To Me 2:31 Credits Bass – Willie Dixon (tracks: A1 to B4) Drums – Billie Stepney (tracks: A1 toA 4), Bob Richey (tracks: B7, B8), Odie Payne (tracks: A5 to B2), S. P. Leary* (tracks: B5, B6) Electric Bass – Mack Thompson (tracks: A1 to A4, B7, B8), Odell Campbell (tracks: A5 to B3), Syl Johnson (tracks: B3, B4) Guitar – Mighty Joe Young (tracks: B7, B8) Guitar, Vocals – Magic Sam Liner Notes – John Collis Piano – Harold Burrage (tracks: A5 to B2), Little Brother Montgomery (tracks: A1 to A4), Otis Spann (tracks: B7, B8) Saxophone [Tenor] – Boyd Atkins (tracks: B5, B6) Vocals – Johnny Jones* (tracks: B5, B6), Shakey Jake (tracks: B3, B4), The Ammons Sisters (tracks: B5, B6), The Four Duchesses (tracks: B5, B6) Written-By – Maghett* (tracks: A1 to B2, B7, B8) Notes Tracks A1 to A4 : Recorded at Chicago, 1957 Tracks A5 to B4 : Recorded at Chicago, 1958 Tracks B5 to B8 : Recorded at Chicago, 1960 Volume 29 in the Charly Blues Masterworks series. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CD BM 29 Magic Sam West Side Soul (CD, Comp) Charly Records CD BM 29 UK 1992 B.P. 030 Magic Sam West Side Soul (CD, Comp) Charly R&B, Altaya B.P. 030 Spain 1996 Related Music albums to West Side Soul by Magic Sam Magic Sam - Out Of Bad Luck: The Cobra, Chief & Crash Sessions, 1957-1966 Magic II - Magic II Magic Sam - Rockin' Wild In Chicago Magic Sam - West Side Guitar 1957-1966 Volume 1 Magic Sam Blues Band - West Side Soul Fats Domino - The Best Of Fats Domino Betty Harris - The Lost Soul Queen Jody Harris - It Happened One Night Janiva Magness Band - My Bad Luck Soul Bob Harris - The Great Nostalgia.

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