List
 Alligator Records 20th Anniversary Collection

Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Blues
Label: Alligator Records
Release: Jul 1991
# of Discs: 2
Rating: 4.5 (4 votes)
UPC: 0014551105626
ASIN: B0000009WW
Personal Details
Date Added: 14 Jan 2007
Price: $17.98
Tracks
Hound Dog Taylor And The Houserockers
Give Me Back My Wig
James Cotton
No Cuttin' Loose
Albert Collins/Johnny Copeland
Black Cat Bone
Professor Longhair
Big Chief
Koko Taylor
That's Why I'm Crying
Tinsley Ellis
Double-eyed Whammy
Lucky Peterson
I'm Free
A.C. Reed/Stevie Ray Vaughan
These Blues Is Killing Me
Little Charlie And The Nightcats
Rain
Kenny Neal
Look But Don't Touch
Elvin Bishop
Fannie Mae
Jimmy Johnson
Serves Me Right To Suffer
Siegel-Schwall
Leavin'
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown
Born In Louisiana
Charlie Musselwhite
Leaving Your Town
Roy Buchanan
Drowning On Dry Land
Detroit Junior
If I Hadn't Been High
Big Walter Horton
Trouble In Mind
Albert Collins
Brick
Katie Webster
Pussycat Moan
Lil' Ed And The Blues Imperials
You Don't Exist Any More
Cary Bell & Junior Wells
Second Hand Man
Delbert Mc Clinton
I've Got Dreams To Remember
The Paladins
Going Down To Big Mary's
Big Twist And The Mellow Fellows
Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy
Son Seals
Going Back Home
Lonnie Mack
Strike Like Lightning
Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women
Middle Aged Blues Boogie
Lonnie Brooks
Eyeballin'
Kinsey Report
Full Moon On Main Street
Crow Jane
Sonny Terry
Clifton Chenier
I'm The Zydeco Man
Fenton Robinson
You Don't Know What Love Is
Pinetop Perkins
Blues After Hours
Johnny Winter
Boot Hill
Summary
The reviewer who said that SRV was not on this set obviously did not read the liner notes, which indicate that SRV played on the Lonnie Mack tracks from the Strikes Like Lightening sessions. The other artists the reviewer stated that were not there ARE, but are not the featured artist on the tracks.
I bought this set, and the 25th, when they came out and was really wowed by what I heard. Houndog Taylor is my favorite, followed closely by Koko Taylor and Albert "Master of the Telecaster" Collins. There is some really fine musicianship, great feel, and real respect for the blues displayed on this set.
Higly recommended.