9. What's Good For The Goose Is Good For The Gander
10. Dr. Funk
11. Never Would Have Thought It
12. A Man Can Give (But He Can't Take It)
13. Nine Below Zero
14. I Ain't Studdin' You
15. You, You, You (Know What To Do)
16. Time To Hit The Road Again
17. I'm Gone
18. Handy Man
19. One Monkey Don't Stop No Show
DISC: 3
1. Hen Pecked
2. She's So Fine
3. Buttermilk Bottom
4. Big Fat Woman
5. Booga Bear
6. Hoochie Man
7. Scootchin'
8. He Got My Attention
9. Always On My Mind
10. Wet Match
11. Undercover Lover
12. Tough Titty
13. When She Loves Ys
14. Evil
15. Ride In My Automobile
16. River's Invitation
DISC: 4
1. Feeling Good
2. Night Fishin'
3. Take Me To The River
4. Help Me
5. Howlin' Wolf
6. Uncle Esau
7. What's Goin' On
8. I Got 3 Problems
9. Blind Snake
10. Show You A Good Time
11. Down In Louisiana
12. You Just Like A Dresser
13. Sing Low
14. Another Murder In New Orleans
15. Sittin' Here Waitin'
16. If That's The Way You Like It
17. Push And Pull
18. Dedication
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4 CDs of funkin’ magic from the legendary Bobby Rush! When you’ve played with Elmore James, Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters, and Jimmy Reed, you must be on to something. When you’ve had a multi-generational career in music, that’s something else. And, when you hear “Chicken Heads,” you know it’s all about the magical Bobby Rush! Bobby’s incredible half-century of recorded music is ready to be devoured by those who’ve never tasted and those who want another helping on Chicken Heads: A 50-Year History Of Bobby Rush!
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From his Checker, Galaxy and Jewel sides through Philadelphia International, LaJam and Urgent cuts and into the Deep Rush Material – Chicken Heads tells the story of Bobby Rush: unfiltered, unedited and unbelievable. This unprecedented collection of nearly 100 tracks from Bobby’s storied career are finally collected on Chicken Heads: A 50-Year History Of Bobby Rush. With almost 5 hours of music on 4 CDs, Chicken Heads traces his career from 1964’s “Someday” through the title track, 1979 collaborations with Gamble & Huff to tracks from 2004’s FolkFunk. The 32 page, full color booklet is filled with photos, ephemera, liner notes from Bill Dahl and testimonials from friends and fans including Mavis Staples, Keb’ Mo’, Elvin Bishop, Denise LaSalle, Leon Huff, Al Bell and many more. With mastering and restoration by Grammy® winner Michael Graves, Bobby’s never sounded better! We can’t say it better than Dahl does at the opening of his essay: “Blues never get funkier than when Bobby Rush swaggers up to the mic and lets fly with his homespun truisms. He’s always in motion, always smiling, always on fire as his skintight band cooks up irresistible elastic grooves behind him.” So, prepare to get funky with Chicken Heads: A 50-Year History Of Bobby Rush!