J.B. HUTTO - MARRIED WOMAN BLUES - 1966

You can find this song on the 1966 album "CHICAGO/THE BLUES/TODAY! vol 1"
J.B. Hutto - Guitar and Vocals
I don't have any info on rest of band members
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[@percyvaughan]

The Blues are the truth. The song is great.....and he is not lying. Married women give you the blues.

[@mabudia4177]

Cause everytime you want to see her.. then her husband will see her too.. "- I was here before you!" :)

[@sugarmamaaa]

This album (vol 1) was the best of the three, but they're all good. James Cotton on vol 2 and Big Walter on vol 3 are awesome not to mention Johnny Shines, Otis Rush, and others.

[@strangersound]

Great feel in this. :)

[@CrossBonesAlex]

Deep Chicago Blues - so original

[@ethelstevenslove2957]

Great "Blues" classic....

[@DiattonBlues]

Undoubtedly, one of the best bluesmen of all time!

[@panthercap]

@EwolDJ I agree. Well said! My personal favourite from these records is Johnny Young's Kidman Blues. It's a blend of Sleepy John Estes' Milkcow Blues and Leaving Trunk. Absolute perfection. Simple, raw and brutal in its intensity. No histrionics - just a terrific band playing at their peak.

[@grosper]

Great!

[@EwolDJ]

@sugarmamaaa - oh, yeah, please do mention Johnny Shines. His version of Robert Johnson's 'Dynaflow Blues' is so raw - a half-forgotten classic vocal which makes us yearn for Johnson well-recorded. But this whole great series is a goldmine. High fidelity meets high authenticity here for the first time. Second-wave Chicago bluesmen in their youthful prime. The older masters were not served so well. The Vanguard sound engineer, whoever he was, deserves a medal. I agree Vol.1 was the best though.

[@loupearson1179]

Three great volumes with same oppressive cover. Chicago Blues in the mid sixties.

[@JuanitaRichards]

ma li'l pannies a fawlin off daddy...aaaaaaoooooooooooobaybayyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@beowulf3075]

Great song off a great album (well 3 of them) !!

[@emesvideo]

Love his music