Feel Like Going Home: Portraits in Blues and Rock 'n' Roll

Peter Guralnick

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Rock 'n' Roll music - growing up and coming down Blues in history - a quick sketch muddy waters - gone to Main Street Johnny Shines - on the road again Skip James - rediscovered Robert Pete Williams - free again Howlin' Wolf - don't laugh at me boppin' the Blues - Sam Phillips and the Sun Sound Jerry Lee Lewis - hang up my Rock 'n Roll shoes Charlie Rich - lonely weekends chess records - before the fall a fan's notes.

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