Johnny Jones was one of an elite group of Chicago blues pianists. Apart from Jones himself, you could choose between Otis Spann, Sunnyland Slim, Memphis Slim and Little Brother Montgomery. Jones was present on almost all Elmore James’ 1950s sessions. As well as working with Elmore, he did the occasional gig with Muddy, Jimmy Rogers and Dusty Brown. He also went on the road with Little Walter. Here‘s fine work from some of Chicago’s best. Tracklist: CD A: LITTLE JOHNNY JONES: 1.Sweet Little Woman 2.I May Be Wrong 3.Wait Baby 4.Hoy, Hoy 5.Chicago Blues 6.Doin’ The Best I Can TAMPA RED: 7.Come On If You’re Coming 8.Please Try To See It My Way BIG MACEO: 9.One Sunday Morning 10.Just Tell Me Baby 11.Do You Remember 12.Big City Blues TAMPA RED: 13.It’s Too Late Now 14.I’ll Find My Way 15.Midnight Boogie 16.I Miss My Lovin’ Blues 17.Since My Baby’s Been Gone 18.She’s A Cool Operator 19.Look A-there, Look A-There 20.True Love 21.All Mixed Up Over You 22.So Much Trouble JOE TURNER: 23.Ti-Ri-Lee 24.Oke-She-Moke-She-Pop 25.T V Mama CD B: ELMORE JAMES: 1.Baby What’s Wrong 2.I Believe 3.Sinful Woman 4.I Held My Baby Last Night J.T. BROWN: 5.Round House Boogie 6.Kickin’ The Blues Around 7.Saxony Boogie 8.Dumb Woman Blues ELMORE JAMES: 9.Early In The Morning 10.Hawaiian Boogie 11.Can’t Stop Lovin’ 12.Make A Little Love 13.Make My Dreams Come True 14.Strange Kinda Feelin‘ 15.Dark And Dreary 16.Sho’ Nuff I Do 17.1839 Blues JUNIOR WELLS: 18.Cut That Out 19.Ways Like An Angel 20.Hoodoo Man 21.Tomorrow Night 22.Eagle Rock 23.Junior’s Wail ELMORE JAMES: 24.The Twelve Year Old Boy 25.Coming Home 26.It Hurts Me Too 27.Knocking At Your Door 28.Elmore’s Contribution To Jazz