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    Howlin' Wolf Message To The Young

    Get on Down
    • Howlin' Wolf – miss james
    • Howlin' Wolf – just as long
    • 1. if i were a bird
    • 2. i smell a rat
    • 3. miss james
    • 4. message to the young
    • 5. she's looking good
    • 6. just as long
    • 7. romance without finance
    • 8. turn me on

    NOW ON VINYL!! 1971 marked a tumultuous yet historic year for Chicago blues legend Howlin' Wolf.  In a similar vein to his psychedelic blues "Howlin' Wolf Album" " record, the sound on the "Message To The Young" ranges from acid-rock, to blues, to funk, and back again. Reissued and remastered by Get On Down but originally released on the newly formed Chess Grt label, a subsidiary of legendary imprint Chess Records.

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