Up the Downstair
Being a weeklie podcaste from Madison, Wisconsin featuring several remarkable curiosities therein occurring being a compendium of live music from divers artistes
Show #179: J.B. Hutto
May 23rd, 2009
Chicago bluesman J.B. Hutto is the featured artist this week. To make my life easier, I am going to let Plastic Crimewave at the Chicago Reader give us the straight dope on Hutto.
This show was recorded on 29 February 1976 in Uppsala, Sweden.
Setlist:
Hideaway
Instrumental
Instrumental
Hip Shakin’
You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
Early This Morning
Instrumental
Long Distance Call
Hide & Seek
The Thrill Is Gone//Dust My Broom
40 Days, 40 Nights
You’re Gonna Miss Me
Love Me Baby/Rock Me
Hoochie Coochie Man
Instrumental
Here’s some footage of Hutto from the movie Chicago Blues.
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hi from UK
any info on recording date etc for this show
teekay
Sorry. I totally forgot about that in my haste. The post has been amended.
hi
thanks for info
teekay
I should be noted that JB Hutto was a student/disciple of legendary slideman Elmore James… JB Hutto in turn taught and mentored Chicago's own Lil' Ed Williams…
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Thanks for the history. I didn't know that he mentored Lil' Ed.