@paulmc341 your typing grammar is a bit scrambled, seems like you think youre listening to muddy waters. thats not muddy, its howlin wolf, although muddy's definately on the same train with the wolf. either way they both have legendary voices.
@shazzaman1 Yeah...how 'bout it. I heard the song kick in on my TV and seen the first few secinds, I thought "OK, probably a Levi's or Cadillac Commercial"...
Nope...Erectile Dysfunction...
Safe to say Howlin' Wolf is howling straight from his grave...
Can you believe they're using this for a Viagra commercial? In 1956, music like this was not played on broadcast radio in Boston, where I lived at the time. One of the best pieces of music of all time IMHO.
@steveconn i was so upset when i heard that music bed! i asked my husband "Who do you think they got permission to use this song from and does he have an estate? Who is benefiting from this?"
Good info, but Smokestack Lightning always seemed to me to have more to do with the working life of a black man in 50's Chicago, working the railroad, and not about selling dick-hardening drugs to well-off white men. Oh well.
@steveconn This song speaks to things experiences way before Chicago. About seeing the train at night & about leaving & sad partings that refer to things of his childhood and betrayal "who's been here baby, since I been gone, little bitty boy...(not his) Girl...be ON!" -- somehow sometimes misheard in really odd ways, the "girl, be on!" is not always clear but heard as "who bit your baby sister since I been gone, little bitty boy turns me on"? jeez! Now, Killing Floor was Chicago stuff +MORE
@steveconn anyway if you ask 1000 people if they know of Wolf, so few do compared to Muddy or Bo... though Wolf was MORE popular live in Chicago, bailed "rival" Muddy out when he went broke but. sold out less got less PR subtle but so, although i UK was different... also very sad he did not get to do an acoustic album - so what is important here re the dick-hardener, is his voice be heard the real one not Eammons best effort ..coz they could'a done Muddy's "just wanna make love to you" instead
I cant help but wonder...what would a great talented artist like Howlin Wolf think about black music today? Personally, I believe if he heard all the "kill nigga this" and "boody call that" he would probably hang his head in shame!
@ryanspeed Hear Wolf's "Coon on the Moon" predicting a black president and detoxifying "coon" forever. Written by saxman/mgr Eddy Shaw w/Wolf's input (he asked me to write it but I had interruptions :( It's a moving tribute to the "official" end of Jim Crow, adds with black history, Hubert Sumlin's great work. Wolf would NOT be upset his music or image was used to sell stuff unless it furthered war or blatant economic disparity i.e.he would not want a missile named the Howlin' Wolf
@johnmartinholmes51 you got that right buddy, i'm talking about rocket fuel. although this song was before my time my mother used to tell me about wolf, waters, and etta james. i really got hooked after seeing cadillac records.
Incredible, every time I listen to it. Simply incredible. This should be required listening by anyone who likes blues and/or rock. I've heard some covers of this song, and I'm sorry, even though I'm largely open-minded when it comes to music, but none -- and I mean none -- of the covers come close to this track here.
@RuncosWeeklyMusic Thanks! I just howled after reading your response. Well, didn't howl anywhere near as well as The Wolf can, but I howled as if it were a full moon out! :)
@Salguine Indeed! :) And there simply is no match, in any of the covers of this song, for his vocal performance here. I still shake my head hearing people trying to argue that covers of this song by later rock bands and such are better than Howling Wolf's. It drives me nuts when people shortchange the blues legends, the originators of rock and roll for imitators. Yes, there are many good imitators, but none better than the originators.
@hanaysex Nah, didn't get it from some book. :) I've seen comments from people here on youtube trying to saying that the covers of Smokestack Lightning are better than Wolf's. One person in particular was trying to say how the Yardbirds' cover of it was more dynamic, I think that was the word he used. I had to respectfully disagree. They can't touch Howling Wolf's version here, and they definitely can't come anywhere close to touching his "howl."
@DarthMakaveliSithMC Damn right. Every cover of this song I've heard completely pales in comparison. Honestly, I couldn't even listen to some of them all the way through because the were so much inferior, so I just came back to this one. It's just perfect.
@DarthMakaveliSithMC I believe it should be required listening for anyone.Like when these youngsters with no clue about what music is buys an Ipod,this song should play before they can program it.So much good stuff is lost nowadays :( Kinda gives me the blues lol.
@BushiBato I totally "hear" you on that. :) I sound like an old guy, but these darn whipper-snappers (heh heh) today with their auto-tune, it's really disappointing. Sure, I know every decade had its fair share of bad music and junk that became popular, but it really seems there's no balance anymore. I think this musical rut we're in really got picked up speed in the mid-90s, when "boy bands" started popping up everywhere. People don't seem to listen to albums anymore, youths just steal singles.
Happy upcoming (6/10) 100th birthday Wolf, my dear friend, music teacher and photographic collaborator. I plan to release our two original songs (which were in part your harp lessons for me) this year... You'll never be dead Wolf, keep on Howlin'. Sandy Guy Schoenfeld
Happy upcoming (6/10) 100th birthday Wolf, my dear friend, music teacher and photographic collaborator. I plan to release our two original songs (my harp lessons) this year... You'll never be dead Wolf, keep on Howlin'. Sandy Guy Schoenfeld
Yeah! "Run Through the Jungle" & 'Green River", & "Suzy Q" , especially. Might as well imitate the best, though. Dale Hawkins wrote "Suzy Q", but you can hear "Smokestack Lighting" in it.
When I say "like" i mean it in like valley girl language. Of course CCR came after Wolf. I didn't say "this SOUNDS like every CCR song. filthyphillyboy got it.
Ronco thank you for all the info you provided honestly i didnt know anything about this eople and how influential they were until i watched the movie, but is really incredible and i i like the howling wwolf a lot well the way they personalized him uin tye movie
Now, as a man in my 30s, originally from the rual south,its just something about Howlin Wolf's voice that resonates deep in my bones. I guess its all those memories of a simpler time from childhood . All of the old black people that embodied a much older time and older way are now gone out of my life. I'm just glad I crossed paths with people like that.
smokestack means a train. As in a choo-choo train. I think maybe the lightning is the sparks of the wheels. God, i love this song too, deep in my soul. im not the biggest HW fan, but he put out some real shit. A bold and unsafe artist.
smokestack lightnin' is the smoke that came out of the stem engines that drove trains at the turn of the century when HW was born in Mississippi. Everyone on the plantation could see the smoke which looked lke lightning and went down to see who was coming in and leaving out. I think HW, (real name Chester Arthur after the president then was born around 1910 in "sippi Delta. Arthurie
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Xex181 5 months ago
Has anyone the version where he chews out Son House for drinking too much ?
Rustylugs 5 months ago
This might the best song ever sang, its so good its fierce what a voice Muddy had absolute classic no other way about it!
paulmc341 6 months ago
@paulmc341 your typing grammar is a bit scrambled, seems like you think youre listening to muddy waters. thats not muddy, its howlin wolf, although muddy's definately on the same train with the wolf. either way they both have legendary voices.
blakkwholej 6 months ago
4 hour boner is why he howls
shazzaman1 7 months ago
Thank you for this great one - and for the great history lesson you are awesome -Dj
djangoman2008 7 months ago
I hate hearing this on a viagra commercial.
Vincent12157 7 months ago 3
this song is not fit for a viagra commercial. it's about a broken' heart. now throw in a little wang dang doodle and we're talkin !
grandmadebsworld 7 months ago
His voice gives me goosebumps!
jakethreesixty 8 months ago
Love this after hearing Captain Beefheart was inspired by him I had to listen to it and it is amazing
MusicsWhore 8 months ago
how incredible is this guy? =) love it
sinahalbert 8 months ago
I cant work out what the hell he's saying but it's just so packed full of soul, rythm and sheer musicality....
jchopra 9 months ago
Where da fuck da ad come from?
Ahdree23 9 months ago
weird? At 3:20 i found myself in the middle of the floor dancing? :)
TheCrazyLIF33 9 months ago
1 word Viagra
KlineDeere 10 months ago
four hour boner= howlin wolf
shazzaman1 10 months ago
Hubert Sumlin. Perhaps the least appreciated guitar legend of all time.
badpdx 10 months ago
MAFIA 2
ThePALoLo808 10 months ago
Amazing!!!
IvanDegalo 10 months ago
great...... song love howlin wolf
FLIPSK8R31 11 months ago
now thats some serious crying right there........the blues hate to have it but i love to hear about it tho!!!!!
lexxcoop78 1 year ago
boner commershal
shazzaman1 1 year ago
@shazzaman1 Yeah...how 'bout it. I heard the song kick in on my TV and seen the first few secinds, I thought "OK, probably a Levi's or Cadillac Commercial"...
Nope...Erectile Dysfunction...
Safe to say Howlin' Wolf is howling straight from his grave...
Gumballmachine83 1 year ago 3
That was so intense you could really feel that damn dats the blues he was really HOWLIN.
lvanhalen 1 year ago
the train i ride on....
brandobum9 1 year ago 3
Mmmmmmm bluuuueeeessssss :)
powermezzo 1 year ago
MAFIA 2
ThePALoLo808 1 year ago
god the howl he lets out is haunting
G00Dmuzzzik 1 year ago
DUH BEAST
XboxGenie 1 year ago 10
@XboxGenie I know!
XboxGenie 1 year ago 3
i love the blues. It doesn't make you feel like any less of a man for crying.
MrDJCrazyDiamond 1 year ago
Legend has it a dead man came out of his grave to tune his guitar....yeah, I can dig it. Probably true.
whitteydog 1 year ago
The wolf is howling in the heavens with hendrix and all the the greats
LaPriest 1 year ago
Man, that voice! Like getting punched right in the stomache!
lukatme2 1 year ago
Can you believe they're using this for a Viagra commercial? In 1956, music like this was not played on broadcast radio in Boston, where I lived at the time. One of the best pieces of music of all time IMHO.
purps45 1 year ago
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Keep on howlin', Wolfman. :D
StarbuckUnited 1 year ago
You keep on howlin', Wolfman :D
StarbuckUnited 1 year ago
KEEP HOWLING WOLFMAN ,IM LISTENING.
blindingrunt 1 year ago
legend
cianamja 1 year ago
they used this song on a viagra commercial........Made me sick to my stomach!!!!!
ausdigaty 1 year ago
I hear ya Darth,
this guy and Curtis Mayfield were MAJOR influences on the grandmaster Jimi Hendrix
lycanthrope1962 1 year ago
To Chi-town by way of Mississippi's delta muddied waters...
william52648 1 year ago
I JUST HEARD THIS IN A VIAGRA AD. RUINED FOR ALL TIME BY SOME PHARMACEUTICAL ASSHOLES. FUUUUUUUUUUUCCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
steveconn 1 year ago
@steveconn i was so upset when i heard that music bed! i asked my husband "Who do you think they got permission to use this song from and does he have an estate? Who is benefiting from this?"
stoneage345 1 year ago
@stoneage345
I guess Howlin's daughters in Chicago gave them permission. Maybe they needed the money, but still...
steveconn 1 year ago
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howlingsandy 1 year ago
@howlingsandy
Good info, but Smokestack Lightning always seemed to me to have more to do with the working life of a black man in 50's Chicago, working the railroad, and not about selling dick-hardening drugs to well-off white men. Oh well.
steveconn 1 year ago
@steveconn This song speaks to things experiences way before Chicago. About seeing the train at night & about leaving & sad partings that refer to things of his childhood and betrayal "who's been here baby, since I been gone, little bitty boy...(not his) Girl...be ON!" -- somehow sometimes misheard in really odd ways, the "girl, be on!" is not always clear but heard as "who bit your baby sister since I been gone, little bitty boy turns me on"? jeez! Now, Killing Floor was Chicago stuff +MORE
howlingsandy 1 year ago
@steveconn anyway if you ask 1000 people if they know of Wolf, so few do compared to Muddy or Bo... though Wolf was MORE popular live in Chicago, bailed "rival" Muddy out when he went broke but. sold out less got less PR subtle but so, although i UK was different... also very sad he did not get to do an acoustic album - so what is important here re the dick-hardener, is his voice be heard the real one not Eammons best effort ..coz they could'a done Muddy's "just wanna make love to you" instead
howlingsandy 1 year ago
Songs like this make me think about walking down the rail tracks in the south in the evening.
Mirokuofnite 1 year ago
I cant help but wonder...what would a great talented artist like Howlin Wolf think about black music today? Personally, I believe if he heard all the "kill nigga this" and "boody call that" he would probably hang his head in shame!
ryanspeed 1 year ago 4
@ryanspeed Hear Wolf's "Coon on the Moon" predicting a black president and detoxifying "coon" forever. Written by saxman/mgr Eddy Shaw w/Wolf's input (he asked me to write it but I had interruptions :( It's a moving tribute to the "official" end of Jim Crow, adds with black history, Hubert Sumlin's great work. Wolf would NOT be upset his music or image was used to sell stuff unless it furthered war or blatant economic disparity i.e.he would not want a missile named the Howlin' Wolf
howlingsandy 1 year ago
What the hell kind of person would click "dislike" for this song?
raoulduke98 1 year ago 9
@raoulduke98 in answer to your question...someone w/o sex glands, and lack of good taste....
vermont13 1 year ago
@raoulduke98 some who dont no a good song when they here it
casper48675 3 months ago
Well it was an excellent conclusion to your paragraph, A+ with a gold star.
hanaysex 1 year ago
Now this is the Blues. We miss you wolf
NightSurgeon09 1 year ago 3
that is raw fuckin blues right there
MSMETALBABY 1 year ago
The wolf was the true king
bigbertram3 1 year ago
Elemental and transcendent.
gingerburney 1 year ago
OOOOO SMOKESTACK LIGHTNIN!!!!
monsterangel13 1 year ago
It all goes back to this in my opinion.
barhamo 1 year ago
BIG GREAT MUSIC!!!!!
szninkiel12 1 year ago
HOOOOOOOOT DAMN!!! THIS IS ONE OF THOSE SONGS THAT WILL TURN YOUR PISS INTO GASOLINE!!!!
mrknowitalllt1 1 year ago
@mrknowitalllt1 LOL too true knowitall - and you aint talking unleaded either! Sheer raw magic!
johnmartinholmes51 9 months ago
@johnmartinholmes51 you got that right buddy, i'm talking about rocket fuel. although this song was before my time my mother used to tell me about wolf, waters, and etta james. i really got hooked after seeing cadillac records.
mrknowitalllt1 9 months ago
A Howlin' Wolf never dies, sound reverberates through the mountains and across the sky.
davidoffon 1 year ago
Incredible, every time I listen to it. Simply incredible. This should be required listening by anyone who likes blues and/or rock. I've heard some covers of this song, and I'm sorry, even though I'm largely open-minded when it comes to music, but none -- and I mean none -- of the covers come close to this track here.
DarthMakaveliSithMC 1 year ago 31
@DarthMakaveliSithMC yea this really is a phenomenal song... I love your enthusiasm haha
RuncosWeeklyMusic 1 year ago 9
@RuncosWeeklyMusic Thanks! I just howled after reading your response. Well, didn't howl anywhere near as well as The Wolf can, but I howled as if it were a full moon out! :)
DarthMakaveliSithMC 1 year ago
@DarthMakaveliSithMC
I completely agree with you.
AstierBasilio 1 year ago
@DarthMakaveliSithMC 'Cause every time he hits that first note, it makes your f**king hair stand on end.
Salguine 1 year ago
@Salguine Indeed! :) And there simply is no match, in any of the covers of this song, for his vocal performance here. I still shake my head hearing people trying to argue that covers of this song by later rock bands and such are better than Howling Wolf's. It drives me nuts when people shortchange the blues legends, the originators of rock and roll for imitators. Yes, there are many good imitators, but none better than the originators.
DarthMakaveliSithMC 1 year ago 3
@DarthMakaveliSithMC Lol, did you get that out of a book?
hanaysex 1 year ago
@hanaysex Nah, didn't get it from some book. :) I've seen comments from people here on youtube trying to saying that the covers of Smokestack Lightning are better than Wolf's. One person in particular was trying to say how the Yardbirds' cover of it was more dynamic, I think that was the word he used. I had to respectfully disagree. They can't touch Howling Wolf's version here, and they definitely can't come anywhere close to touching his "howl."
DarthMakaveliSithMC 1 year ago 2
@DarthMakaveliSithMC Amen my friend. Nobody can begin to approach the mastery of Howlin' Wolf, ESPECIALLY with this song!!!
nicodagger 1 year ago
@DarthMakaveliSithMC Damn right. Every cover of this song I've heard completely pales in comparison. Honestly, I couldn't even listen to some of them all the way through because the were so much inferior, so I just came back to this one. It's just perfect.
brobbus0 1 year ago
@DarthMakaveliSithMC I believe it should be required listening for anyone.Like when these youngsters with no clue about what music is buys an Ipod,this song should play before they can program it.So much good stuff is lost nowadays :( Kinda gives me the blues lol.
BushiBato 1 year ago
@BushiBato I totally "hear" you on that. :) I sound like an old guy, but these darn whipper-snappers (heh heh) today with their auto-tune, it's really disappointing. Sure, I know every decade had its fair share of bad music and junk that became popular, but it really seems there's no balance anymore. I think this musical rut we're in really got picked up speed in the mid-90s, when "boy bands" started popping up everywhere. People don't seem to listen to albums anymore, youths just steal singles.
DarthMakaveliSithMC 11 months ago
@DarthMakaveliSithMC
Well said my brother.....
jchopra 9 months ago
@DarthMakaveliSithMC -Fuck yeah! This song is so funky. I can't believe I spent 24 1/2 years of my life without hearing this song! 0_o
themostrandomchick24 4 months ago
people forget that their rock wouldn't exist if not for the BLUES
WarGoatForestWolf666 1 year ago
a real man an a real muso
madhataz 1 year ago
scares the hell out of me.........And thats before he starts howlin....definitely a missed legend.
memphisiw70 1 year ago
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Happy upcoming (6/10) 100th birthday Wolf, my dear friend, music teacher and photographic collaborator. I plan to release our two original songs (which were in part your harp lessons for me) this year... You'll never be dead Wolf, keep on Howlin'. Sandy Guy Schoenfeld
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Happy upcoming (6/10) 100th birthday Wolf, my dear friend, music teacher and photographic collaborator. I plan to release our two original songs (my harp lessons) this year... You'll never be dead Wolf, keep on Howlin'. Sandy Guy Schoenfeld
howlingsandy 1 year ago
Now don't get me wrong, I LOVE Pink Floyd. Especially the early Pink Floyd.
But seriously...they totally ripped "Candy and a Current Bun" off this song. But I love both so...cool :)
iwantwatermellon 1 year ago
This tune takes me RIGHT back into the feelings and memories of a relationship that started on a beautiful high note, and ended ugly.......
BeauJames59 1 year ago
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MikeWild 1 year ago
true blues r.i.p.!!!
rtfuhj 1 year ago
big Howlin'wolf
hands up
Guidush 1 year ago
man...i love it
trayman303 2 years ago
The blues is the only music their is
magnum9987 2 years ago 3
the groupies - primitive used this same sound, check it out
DavidTaylorRocks 2 years ago
The Wolf sends chills down my spine everytime I hear it. Its better than sex
magnum9987 2 years ago 24
yeah but you cant say its better than sex. now listening to this while having sex does send chills down your spine. lol
mhassell79 1 year ago
a w e s o m e
krh68
RareMusicDirect 2 years ago
Gives me chills everytime I hear it. Prooves that one chord is all you need to be the baddest of the bad.
01twincam 2 years ago 4
@01twincam ..er.. voice...small point but quite important really..hum?
priapus56 2 years ago
One chord
And sometimes not even one just the root note
CCR got it with their 'Suzie Q'
Most white musicains need the cute extras
angrysamoan666 2 years ago
Plain and simple the Blues at its BEST...but there nothing plain about the Wolf and Smoke stack Lightning!
mbegalla 2 years ago 3
holy shit. this is like every CCR song
brotherbuttcrack 2 years ago
Yeah! "Run Through the Jungle" & 'Green River", & "Suzy Q" , especially. Might as well imitate the best, though. Dale Hawkins wrote "Suzy Q", but you can hear "Smokestack Lighting" in it.
Yep, you got it.
filthyphillyboy 2 years ago 2
No, every CCR song is like this.
mykalroze 2 years ago
obviously
brotherbuttcrack 2 years ago
ccr came after him so every ccr song is like this
kingrayben800 2 years ago
When I say "like" i mean it in like valley girl language. Of course CCR came after Wolf. I didn't say "this SOUNDS like every CCR song. filthyphillyboy got it.
brotherbuttcrack 2 years ago
Everyone who wants to know more about him should check out "The Howlin Wolf Story".
Its a docu about his life, u can find it on isohunt.
It also explains what this song is about.
Kroimpa 2 years ago
This track just rocks my soul on so many levels.
Pedronicus1 2 years ago 2
I love the he says, 'who bit your baby little sister'.
cw1310 2 years ago
Pure greatness walked among us in this man, true to what he was, first and foremost a bluesman, Mr. Wolf will live on forever!!!
stangcrazy306 2 years ago 2
Everything is so incredibly right about this song -
everything is perfect. I could never get sick of this song. Howlin' Wolf was amazing :)
WoollyMonkey 2 years ago 3
Wow! What a talented musician!! Brotha can sing his ass off with much emotion and attitude. He sound like he know what he's talking about!
ashort36 2 years ago
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pdenys 2 years ago
@pdenys Just wondering, and not judging. Why are telling some one to shut up?
cw1310 2 years ago
cause i got to stop leaving my youtube signed in and people going and posting stuff like that. i certaintly don't remember that.
pdenys 2 years ago
Ronco thank you for all the info you provided honestly i didnt know anything about this eople and how influential they were until i watched the movie, but is really incredible and i i like the howling wwolf a lot well the way they personalized him uin tye movie
29ungido 2 years ago
Good God this just kicks all kinds of ass. Stops me every time.
rmbnxs 2 years ago
R.I.P Howlin Wolf
You were a living legend and you will be missed.
ModestGangster 2 years ago 34
That brotha at 1:02-1:09 was feeling what ever he was playing i know that for sure!!!
PeaceAndJustice357 2 years ago
Blues to me is one of the greatest things that ever happened to music.
Most modern stuff today lacks the soul that legends like The Wolf have in their music.
ToastmachineIdiot 2 years ago 6
why can we not share howling wolf blues with the people. he would have liked that his music helps everybody that feel blues.
catabolismo 2 years ago 2
has anyone heard "cause of it all".....
555zed 3 years ago
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Zaporiah 3 years ago 5
I love this song !!!! Even though im 13. Either way I love it !!!!
Zaporiah 3 years ago 3
blues blues blues well aint that beautifull
Max3851 3 years ago
Music like this is timeless!
MadcapMan 3 years ago 2
Now, as a man in my 30s, originally from the rual south,its just something about Howlin Wolf's voice that resonates deep in my bones. I guess its all those memories of a simpler time from childhood . All of the old black people that embodied a much older time and older way are now gone out of my life. I'm just glad I crossed paths with people like that.
phoneke 3 years ago 4
The master will never die. Immortal.
caudillo1 3 years ago
this is my favorite song by the WOLF.
cdf19699 3 years ago
Does that sum up the Blues (not to mention the human condition) OR WHAT ???
"all i know is that it shine like Gold! :D "
That has got to say it all!!!
unclecarljones 3 years ago
My most favorite blues song on Earth.
Thank you, Creator for giving us Howlin' Wolf.
Anyone know what exactly is "Smokestack Lightnin'?"
all i know is that it shine like Gold! :D
xdevasmicota 3 years ago
smokestack means a train. As in a choo-choo train. I think maybe the lightning is the sparks of the wheels. God, i love this song too, deep in my soul. im not the biggest HW fan, but he put out some real shit. A bold and unsafe artist.
andyjd90000 3 years ago 3
I agree 110% Just doesn't get much better than this Long live Howling Wolf
Tramm1180 3 years ago 2
smokestack lightnin' is the smoke that came out of the stem engines that drove trains at the turn of the century when HW was born in Mississippi. Everyone on the plantation could see the smoke which looked lke lightning and went down to see who was coming in and leaving out. I think HW, (real name Chester Arthur after the president then was born around 1910 in "sippi Delta. Arthurie
arthurie1 3 years ago 2
The relentless riff,growling vocals, equal pure blues. Thank you Runco.
davenotsocool 3 years ago 5
this is probably the best chicago blues track ever
jonnytonna 3 years ago 2
This is absolutely my favorite Howlin' Wolf track of all time. The man's style was awesome! No one can take that from away from him.
flosspoint 3 years ago 5
This is my favorite song by this legendary blues icon, this is just genuine blues to the core, phenominal!!
3811iberis 4 years ago 6
Don't you think it sounds like John Lee Hooker's "Boom Boom" at the start?
Trumpetmaster5504 4 years ago 2
Like many Wolf tracks - but unlike many blues records - this one conjures. The magic of Wolf and Sumlin as one in repetition is unequalled.
Many thanks for posting.
snakeskin2u2 4 years ago 3
One of the all time great Blues records. Thanks RWM, Thanks Howlin` & thank the lord for Hubert Sumlin.
bluesatsunset 4 years ago 4
Hubert Sumlin is a genius! He's up there with Robert Lockwood Junior, and BB King in terms of blues prowess.
DoctorNumber46 4 years ago 4
YES HE IS...AND Hubert's a nice guy too!!!! Probably more influencial than most people know. He changed my life.
Paulsworks 3 years ago