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Harp Attack! View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1989 CD release of "Ball 'N' Chain" on Discogs.
Big Mama Thornton - Ball N' Chain (1965) Luther Johnson (tracks: 9 to 14) Fred McDowell (tracks: 7, 8), Muddy Waters (tracks: 9 to 14), Samuel Lawhorn (tracks: 9 to 14) Arhoolie's Ball n' Chain is a terrific collection of late-'60s recordings from Big Mama Thornton.
Arhoolie's Ball n' Chain is a terrific collection of late-'60s recordings from Big Mama Thornton. Supported on various tracks by Lightnin' Hopkins and Larry Williams, Big Mama runs through such familiar items as "Hound Dog," "Sometimes I Have a Heartache," "Sweet Little Angel,"
BALL 'N' CHAIN ~ ~5 1. SWEET LITTLE ANGEL (W. M. Thornton) 2. UNLUCKY GIRL (Jack Dupree & W. M. Thornton) 3. SWING IT ON HOME ... James Cotton, Buddy Guy, Fred McDowell and Otis Spann. Appearances at rock clubs, concerts, and blues festivals helped introduce Big Mama to a new predominantly white audience. One of Willie Mae's many
This compilation features two of her greatest hits: “Hound Dog,” later made famous by Elvis Presley, and “Ball ‘N Chain,” written by Big Mama herself and later recorded by Janis Joplin. Liner notes include a biography of the artist.
Big Mama Thornton – vocals harmonica and drums. with Muddy Waters James Cotton Buddy Guy Fred McDowell Otis Spann and others. Recorded in London San Francisco and Los Angeles 19651966 &1968. (The best of ARH LPs 1028 1032 & 1039.)
Ball N' Chain. Nicknamed “Big Mama” because of her striking voice and presence, blues singer Willie Mae Thornton devoted her life to music. Learning to sing in church as a child, Big Mama left home at the age of 14 to tour with the Hot Harlem Review, teaching herself to play drums and harmonica along the way.
