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5. Aug 20,  · Your help in filling requests or with LP/CD rips are always very welcome and greatly appreciated. Enjoy the music but don't forget to support the artists and labels. Thursday, August 20, Various - Windy City Blues - (re-post) A1 –Pinetop Every Day I Have B4 –Robert Lockwood* Gonna Dig Myself A Hole B5 –Robert Lockwood Author: Xyros.

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6. Various ‎– Windy City Blues The Transition To Label: Nighthawk Records ‎– Gonna Dig Myself A Hole Piano – Sunnyland Slim Vocals, Various: Windy City Blues The Transition To

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8. Jun 02,  · "Dust My Broom" is a very rushed version of the Johnson standard with few surprises, but the cold war regular, "Gonna Dig Myself A Hole" contains sparse exciting guitar work. Though seldom featured as a vocalist, Lockwood was perhaps the most recorded guitarist of the fifties Chicago scene and appeared on countless sides by Sonny Boy No. 2.

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9. Title: Windy City Blues Format: CD. Release Date: 16 Jun Artist: Various. Sku: Catalogue No: CD-NH Category: Compilation.

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