Two of the most legendary, classic and orthodox names of actual Chicago blues scene, like singer and guitar player John Primer and harmonica player Bob Corritore, have joined forces to do an album of pure, powerful and really explosive Chicago south side blues They have counted with the valuable collaboration of exceptional musicians and good friends like piano players Henry Gray and the late and always missed Barrelhouse Chuck, guitar players Big Jon Atkinson and Chris James, bass players Troy Sandow and Patrick Rynn and finally drummer Brian Fahey With this incredible first class line up and real masters of the style, the result could not be other than a bright, intense album, full of delightful surprises With a temperate, convincing, fat and strong sound that will captivate listeners from the first notes of Poor Man Blues that opens this great liturgical blues ceremony, till When I Leave Home that closes the cd, all the recording becomes a delicious walk all musicians involved enjoy and play with an amazing skill, elegance and good taste Along the whole recording you will find incredible shuffles, low down dirty blues and Chicago grooves performed with a tremendous charming, magic and tons of swing An album that deserves an outstanding place in any record collection and, of course, in the ones of all those people who are willing to preserve the history of the electric blues from its beginning at the end of the 40’s to the present times