Harmonica player Bob Corritore’s historic recordings with legendary blues musicians are deeply appreciated by blues lovers. Most of them can be found in a recording collection entitled “From The Vaults series”, coming from Corritore’s immense archives.

This time and, for the pleasure of the most genuine Chicago blues fans, Bob presents the recordings he did in four sessions from 2017 to 2020 with Chicago guitarist Jimi “Primetime” Smith, a musician coming from legendary Maxwell Street and son of Johnnie Mae Dunson. Jimi learned to play guitar with Jimmy Reed and developed a fruitful career, performing in all Windy City venues and clubs.

After playing together along the Arizona area, the chemistry, good work and feeling that appeared between the two musicians can now be felt and found in this album with the most genuine Chicago blues, where both musicians are backed by some excellent players who alternate in the recording, like Henry Gray, Fred Kaplan, Bob Stroger, Brian Fahey, Johnny Rapp, Marty Dodson or Doug James among others.

A magnificent blues album in every aspect, as we are used to enjoy in each record coming from this great harmonica player and prominent outstanding blues lover called Bob Corritore, every fan owes a lot for the huge and tireless work he has done over the years and still does to keep alive the blues flame.