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2007 Lucerne Blues Festival Promotional CD Release Date: 2007
This promotional CD was released to honor the 13th Annual Lucerne Blues Festival held in Lucerne, Switzerland. This CD contains two cuts involving Bob Corritore: Big Pete Pearson and The Rhythm Room All-Stars' song, "My Baby Is A Jockey" and "Naptown Blues", a cut featuring the late Robert Lockwood, Jr.; originally released on the Bob Corritore All-Star Blues Sessions CD. |
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CourtneyDownsville Blues Blue Witch Records BWR105 Release Date: Forthcoming 2008
Tomcat Courtney is a hidden blues jewel originally from Waco, Texas, but he has resided in San Diego since the 1970s. Bob produced and plays harmonica on this CD, which is Tomcat's first national release. |
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Corritore/Dave RileyTravelin' The Dirt Road Blue Witch Records BWR104 Release Date: 9/11/07
This CD features the natural musical chemistry of Mississippi-born Dave Riley, together with Bob Corritore. A real down-home blues treat! |
Blind Pig Records BPCD5119 Release Date: 9/25/07
This great CD is produced mostly by Scott Cable, with just one cut produced by Bob Corritore. This cut features Bob on harmonica with Henry Gray, Kid Ramos, Chico Chism, Johnny Rapp, and Mario Moreno. Bob's cut was added after the fact to round out the CD with a rocker. Nappy Brown is simply one of the greatest blues singers of all time. |
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I'm Here Baby Blue Witch Records BWR102 Release Date: 2/21/07
This CD is the first national release by the amazing Big Pete Pearson. Pete's powerhouse vocals are showcased on 12 songs with backing by the Rhythm Room All-Stars, Ike Turner, W.C. Clark (Pete's younger cousin), Joey DeFrancesco, Kid Ramos, and more. National release date: February 21, 2007 |
House Rockin' And Blues Shoutin'! Celebrating 15 Years Of The Rhythm Room Blue Witch Records BWR103 Release Date: 9/11/07
Artists include The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Robert Lockwood, Jr., The Mannish Boys featuring Finis Tasby, Floyd Dixon, Louisiana Red, Big Pete Pearson and the Rhythm Room All-Stars (Featuring Bob Corritore), Henry Gray, Billy Boy Arnold, Paul Oscher, Johnny Dyer, Chief Schabuttie Gilliame, Long John Hunter, Kid Ramos, Sonny Rhodes, and more! |
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Floyd Dixon Time Brings About A Change: A Floyd Dixon Celebration HighJohn Released 2006
This Album recorded live at the Rhythm Room is the late Floyd Dixon's last recording and he is joined by his friends Pinetop Perkins, Henry Gray, Kid Ramos, Johnny Tucker, Kim Wilson, and more. Bob Corritore was part of a production team that included Bob Auerbach as executive Producer, Kid Ramos as production team leader and Clarke Rigsby. Great performances and a spirit reflective of the importance of these recordings. |
HighTone(HCD8195) Released 2006
This brilliant 4 CD, 1 DVD box set reflects the 23 years of the world's most definitive roots label. One of the 4 CDs is completely devoted to blues and includes 3 songs produced by Bob Corritore (of which one of these features Bob's harmonica work). The Corritore produced cuts are Kim Wilson / Eyesight To The Blind, Henry Gray / How Could You Do It (with Bob On Harp) and Louisiana Red / September 11th Blues. Bob is very proud of his association with HighTone and credits this label for giving him his start as a recording artist. Thank you HighTone! |
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Pinetop Perkins Born In The Honey Sagebrush Productions Released 2006
Pinetop Perkins is one of the greatest blues piano players of all time. This DVD by Sagebrush Productions profiles this great legend with interviews and performances. Bob's music is heard in the song "Rather Quit Her", used in the soundtrack. It is a studio track produced by Bob that features, Pine, Bob, Johnny Rapp, Paul Thomas and Chico all in a solid groove. |
SWMAF 03 Released 2006
The great Chico Chism is honored with this reissue of 1970s Chicago sides. It combines highlights of Chico Chism's Cher-Kee Label with Eddie Shaw And The Wolf Gang's Simmons Label sides (in which Chico was the drummer). The sessions were produced by Eddie Shaw and Chico, and the album production, research, and compilation are by Bob Corritore. Release date May 20, 2006 |
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Way Back Hightone HCD8191 Released 2006
Willie Big Eyes Smith steps forward as a harmonica master and frontman in a star studded release featuring Pinetop Perkins, James Cotton, Calvin "Fuzz" Jones, Bob Margolin, Billy Flynn, Bob Stroger, Kenny "Beedy Eyes" Smith, Little Frank, Johnny Rapp and Bob Corritore. A Chicago Blues classic in the making! Release date May 9th, 2006. |
SWMAF Records 02 Released 2005
Though Francine Reed is a well known name around the world for her albums on the Ichiban label and her work with Lyle Lovett, it is a little known fact that when she and her family get together they love to harmonize some deep soul gospel and R & B. It is their lifetime of singing together that makes this CD so special. Bob felt a need to bring this great musical phenomena into the studio for the world to enjoy. |
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Random Chance RCD-17 Released 2004
African Born, Louisiana and Arkansas blues schooled and now based in Buckeye, Arizona, this CD presents a marvelous debut by this great blues growler. Backing musicians include Louisiana Red, Kid Ramos, Junior Watson, Rusty Zinn, Kirk "Eli" Fletcher, Richard Innes, Chico Chism, Johnny Rapp, Paul Thomas, Mario Moreno and more. Producer Bob Corritore lends his harmonica talents to four of the 10 selections. |
Released 2005
The Legendary Louisiana Red and Bob are close friends and regularly perform together. This is the second release that Bob has produced by Red. Bob plays harmonica on 5 of the 11 tunes. Other backing musicians include Chico Chism, Johnny Rapp, Buddy Reed, Paul Thomas, Mario Moreno, Paul Fasulo and Brian Fahey. High intensity, down home blues at its best. |
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MC Records MC-0051 Released 2004
Recorded live at the Rhythm Room and produced by Bob Corritore and Clarke Rigsby, this CD captures the master in a solo concert setting. Released in the states on M.C. Records and with two additional tracks in Japan on P-Vine. |
SWMAF Records 01 Released 2004
A collection of 16 down home performances by blues masters from their radio broadcasts on Bob Corritore's award winning radio program "Those Lowdown Blues" on KJZZ 91.5 FM. Artists include Lowell Fulson, Lazy Lester, Robert Lockwood, Jr,, Charlie Musselwhite, Louisiana Red, Johnny Dyer, Harmonica Fats, Rick Estrin, and more. |
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The great R.L. Burnside is clearly the most popular downhome bluesman of these modern times. Bob produced half this CD with four Live at the Rhythm Room tracks (two previously unreleased) and one studio track with Bob backing R.L Burnside on harmonica. The other half was produced by Dr. David Evans for his famous High Water record label. Bob and his friend Drew Verbis did the album compilation with supervision from the great Bruce Bromberg. |
Putumayo Records 215-2 Released 2003
Putumayo put together a 14 song collection of contemporary recordings of great artists. This label is known for their wonderful collections of world and ethnic music genres. Bob is pleased that Henry Gray's "How Could You Do It" was chosen. This cut was produced by Bob who lends some powerful harmonica work to the track. Also included in this collection are artists such as Otis Rush, Solomon Burke, Susan Tedeschi, Robert Cray, Albert Collins, Chris Thomas, Ruth Brown, Taj Mahal, Arthur Adams, B.B. King, Sugar Pie DeSanto, and Keb Mo'. |
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Released 2002
The R.L. Burnside cut "Come On In," produced by Bob, appears on this soundtrack. This movie stars Debra Winger, Arliss Howard, Rosanna Arquette and Angie Dickinson. Also on this soundtrack are songs by Tom Waits, Steve Earle, T-Model Ford, Junior Kimbrough, and more. |
Released 2001
With this CD, Bob has documented a few of the magical live performances that happen consistently at his nightclub, the Rhythm Room. Inspired performances with R.L. Burnside, Kim Wilson, Henry Gray, Sam Lay, Sonny Rhodes, Nappy Brown and Mojo Buford. Some of the sidemen on this album include Bob Margolin, Rusty Zinn, Billy Flynn, Chico Chism, Johnny Rapp, Paul Thomas, Chris James, and Patrick Rynn. Excellent live sound courtesy Clarke Rigsby. |
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Released 2001
A sampler of Fat Possum artists that includes one track by R.L. Burnside ("Walking Blues") recorded live at the Rhythm Room that was produced by Bob and recorded by the award winning Clarke Rigsby. |
Released 2001
Half of this CD was recorded live at the Rhythm Room and was co-produced by Bob Corritore. Masterful contemporary traditionalism and spirited, heartfelt performances. |
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Released 2001
Bob produced and plays on this album which captures the sound and spirit of classic 1950's style Chicago Blues. Henry Gray is one of the last living Chicago Blues piano legends. With Chico Chism, Bob Margolin, Kid Ramos, Johnny Rapp, Paul Thomas, and Pops McFarlane. |
Released 1999
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Original LP release 1982 CD release 1994
Solid blues harmonica and vocals by a Chicago blues master, with support from Louis Myers, Eddie Taylor, Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson, Junior Pettis, Pinetop Perkins, Big Moose Walker, Bob Stroger, and Odie Payne Jr. Bob co-produced this album with Steve Wisner. |
Original LP release 1979 CD release 1994
Bob's first production in 1979, showcasing the harmonica work of Little Willie Anderson with an all-star backup band including Robert "Junior" Lockwood, Jimmie Lee Robinson, Sammy Lawhorn, and Fred Below. |
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Released 1998
Bob Corritore produced only the title track on this CD, which showcases R.L. performing solo live at the Rhythm Room in Phoenix. The rest of this album is an experimental blues album featuring re-mixes of R.L.'s downhome Mississippi music, complete with vocal samples and drum loops. Certainly one of the most controversial blues records of the decade. |
LP version released 1988 CD version released 1994
A collection of downhome Chicago blues harmonica from the 1970s. The set includes Big Walter Horton (with Carey Bell), Mojo Buford, Joe Carter (with Big John Wrencher), Good Rockin' Charles, Big Leon Brooks, Big Wheeler, and Easy Baby. Album production and compilation by Bob Corritore and Jim O'Neal. Sessions produced by Steve Wisner, Bruce Iglauer, George Paulis, and Bob Corritore. |
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Released 1993
A collection of Arizona blues released in 1993 providing an overview of Arizona's local blues talent. Includes performances by Chico Chism, Dino Spells, Buddy Reed, Big Pete Pearson, S.E. Willis, Chief Gillame, Rena Haus, Rocket 88s, Tommy Dukes, Sam Taylor, Scotty Spenner, and Hans Olson. |
Released 1995
Raw, impassioned, over-amplified solo performances by this acknowledged blues master. Nominated for a W.C. Handy Award. |
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Released 1997
Contains one cut by R.L. Burnside produced by Bob Corritore. |
Released 1995
Contains two songs produced by Bob Corritore, one by Little Willie Anderson and one by Louisiana Red. |
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Released 1999
Recorded live at the Rhythm Room in Phoenix, with Mojo on vocals and harmonica, special guest Bob Margolin on guitar. Also appearing are Chico Chism, Johnny Rapp, and Paul Thomas.
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Released 1997
Includes one cut produced by Bob Corritore and Steve Wisner ... Big Leon Brooks' "Sugar Mama". Bob is proud that HOB considered this cut "essential blues harmonica". |
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Released 1996
Bob produced and plays on four cuts on this CD (one cut each by King Karl, Chico Chism, Dino Spells and Chief Gillame). This album, compiled by the Phoenix Blues Society, presents a broad overview of Phoenix's stylistically diverse blues scene. |
Released 1999
An overview of the first 20 years of a great independent blues label run by Michael Frank, a man who loves and understands the real blues. This 31 song collection contains two songs produced by Bob Corritore, and one produced by Bob and his friend Steve Wisner. |
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Released 2002
This CD is a sample of some of the artists and recordings up for W.C. Handy Awards in 2002. Bob has production credits on two cuts, one by Kim Wilson and the other by Henry Gray. |
Released 2001
This CD is a companion to the famous European Blues Festival of the same name. The CD features one track by each artist performing at the fest. It contains a Henry Gray cut taken from the Plays Chicago Blues CD. That cut was produced by Bob who also played harmonica on the track. |
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Pete Pearson with the Rhythm Room All-Stars
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American
Music: The HighTone Records Story
Chico
Chism's West Side Chicago Blues Party
Willie "Big Eyes" Smith
The
Reed Family Album
Chief Schabuttie Gillame
Louisiana
Red
Robert Jr. Lockwood
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R.L.
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Big Leon
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Louisiana Red
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Mojo Buford
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