Born at the end of 1960, Brenda Taylor is the eldest daughter of Eddie “Big-Town Playboy” Taylor and Vera Taylor. From her earliest childhood and youth years, Brenda became her father’s greatest fan and spent days and nights watching and listening him play. As she became older Brenda realized the huge importance and the enormous contribution her father did in two different generations of Chicago blues musicians. After her father’s death in December 1985, both Brenda and her mother Vera decided to keep Eddie’s memory and legacy alive, as well as raising the couple seven children. Vera passed away in November 1999 and since then on, both Brenda and the rest of her brothers work together to keep alive the memory of the great Eddie “Big-Town Playboy” Taylor. Brenda began a musical career quite a long time ago, although this is her first solo recording, where she has counted with two of her brothers, Tim and Eddie Taylor Jr., as well as Illinois Slim, Freddie Dickson and Harmonica Hinds. Twelve songs in the most strict style of genuine Chicago blues, with covers of songs coming from Willie Dixon, Bonnie Lee, J.B. Lenoir, Robert Johnson or Jimmy Reed, plus two songs, one by his father and another coming from his mother Vera, as well as four Brenda Taylor’s own compositions.