Howlin' Wolf - Best of (Chess - the genuine article)

A good collection of Howlin Wolfs best songs in mp3 format. Howlin Wolf was one of the most influential blues artists ever to exist (inspiring The Doors, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Tom Waits among others). He was a big psycho with a drinking problem famous for scaring the shit out of everybody. In my book his the best bluesman ever, simply because no artist has ever matched his voice in cruelness and whiskeydrenched bluesiness. If you like blues you like Howlin Wolf. If you like music you like Howlin Wolf. 1. Moanin' At Midnight 2. How Many More Years 3. I'm The Wolf 4. Baby How Long 5. Evil (Is Going On) 6. Forty Four 7. Smokestack Lightnin' 8. I Asked For Water 9. The Natchez Burnin' 10. Who's Been Talkin' 11. Sittin' On Top Of The World 12. I've Been Abused 13. Howlin' For My Baby 14. Wang Dang Doodle 15. Back Door Man 16. Spoonful 17. Down In The Bottom 18. The Red Rooster 19. I Ain't Superstitious 20. Goin' Down Slow 21. 300 Pounds Of Joy 22. Killing Floor 23. Dust My Broom 24. Ain't Goin' Down That Dirt Road 25. The Red Rooster

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s2bdoo (2006-03-16)

oh i'm gonna wang dang doodle all night long,all night long. yay pure rockin genius ta.

Tom Traubert (2006-03-30)

Downloaded 380 times, I dont get it.
I have tried several times but it wont work.
Please, anyone, put this torrent up again..

Eatacheesi (2007-08-26)

This is a list of songs that have been covered by so many other bands it's incredible! The Cream (Spoonful. Sitting on top of the World), Doors (Back Door Man), Jeff Beck & Rod Stewart (I Aint Superstitious), right down to the Stones (The Red Rooster)!
Now, if I can only find some SEEDERS!

madness27 (2008-05-21)

I dunno if Wolf actually had a drinking problem. Im pretty educated. Never read or heard about that. And he was not a psycho. But anyways...we love him and thats what matters. So thanks. xx

 nobody2007 (2009-01-25)

thank you for sharing.

iccyhot (2009-12-18)

I'm highly skeptical of what the poster says about Wolf also.
"It is part of the legend that Muddy was nice, Howlin' was scary, and they disliked each other. In the film, they are guarded but civil, and fierce competitors. Walker plays the 6-foot-4 Wolf as a scowler who somehow from that height looks up at people under hooded eyes and appears willing to slice you just for the convenience. The real Howlin' Wolf must have been more complex; he couldn't read or write until he was past 40, but then he earned his high school equivalency diploma and studied accounting, an excellent subject for an associate of Leonard Chess." --Roger Ebert

chocjesus (2012-09-26)

Nice one, mate. Cheers for sharing...

evilg0d (2013-03-01)

Thank you for sharing this. It is truly appreciated.