The Complete Releases 1951-58
Guitar Slim
The Complete Releases 1951-58
Guitar Slim
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About
Guitar Slim was an innovative blues guitarist celebrated for his wild stage act and distorted sound. His biggest success was 'The Things That I Used to Do' (1954), produced by a young Ray Charles and released through Art Rupe's Specialty Records. The song topped the Billboard R&B chart and sold over a million copies. This 30-track compilationcomprises all his A- and B-sides during the 1950s, recordings for the Imperial, J-B, Specialty and Atco labels.
Contents and tracklist
Bad Luck Is On Me (Woman Troubles)
New Arrival
Standin' at the Station (Lyin' Woman)
Cryin' in the Morning
Feelin' Sad
Certainly All
The Things That I Used to Do
Well, I Done Got Over It
The Story of My Life
A Letter to My Girlfriend
Later for You Baby
Trouble Don't Last
Sufferin' Mind
Twenty-five Lies
Stand By Me
Our Only Child
I Got Sumpin' for You
You're Gonna Miss Me
Think It Over
Quicksand
You Give Me Nothin' But the Blues
Sum'thin' to Remember You By
Down Through the Years
Oh Yeah
If I Should Lose You
It Hurts to Love Someone (That Don't Love You)
I Won't Mind at All
Hello, How Ya' Been, Goodbye
When There's No Way Out
If I Had My Life to Live Over
