Johnny Young - Stealin'
Johnny Young - Chicago Blues Johnny Young - vocals and guitar or electric mandolin; with Otis Spann, James Cotton, Big Walter Horton, S.P. Leary, Jimmy Dawkins, Lafayette Leake, etc. "Arhoolie reissue, containing material originally released on two LPs in the late 1960s. No blues collection should be without this disc. The stellar lineup includes Muddy Waters' sidemen Otis Spann, James Cotton, and S.P. Leary. Also heard is the fine playing of Big Walter Horton and guitarist Jimmy Lee Dawkins. Johnny Young certainly rises to the occasion-his guitar and mandolin (!) playing are excellent (and it is a rare pleasure to hear the mandolin used so well in this context.) Musicians perform in a variety of combinations-a favorite is the Otis Spann piano/Johnny Young mandolin duet on `Keep Your Nose Out of My Business."
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