VARIOUS ARTISTS
The Walter Davis Project

William 'Billy Boy' Arnold - Vocals, harmonica
Christian Rannenberg - Piano
Adrian Costa: Guitar
Alex Lex: Drums
Keith Dunn: Harmonica

Henry Townsend - Vocals, piano
Bob Corritore: Harmonica
Johnny Rapp: Guitar

Jim McCracklin - Vocals
Christian Rannenberg: Piano
Steve Gannon: Guitar

Charlie Musselwhite - Vocals, harmonica
Christian Rannenberg - Piano


Christian Rannenberg - Piano
Alex Lex: Drums

Keith Dunn - Vocals, harmonica
Christian Rannenberg: Piano
Alex Lex: Drums


Design by - Bruce Greenaway - Splinter Group Media
Mastered by - Andy Krehm - Silverbirch Productions, Toronto
Produced by - Christian Rannenberg
Executive Producers - Andrew Galloway and Christian Rannenberg with Keith Dunn



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Nothin' But Blues -
Oh! Me! Oh! My! Blues -
Why Should I Be Blue -
Blue Sky Is My Blanket -
Just One More Time -
Angel Child -
Just Can't Help It -
Friends We Must Part -
New B&O Blues -
Ashes In My Whiskey -
The Dozens According To Mr. Davis -
Goodbye -
Move Back To The Woods -
Don't You Wanna Go -
Holiday Blues -
My Friends Don't Know Me -
Please Remeber Me -
Interview with Jimmy McCracklin -

Henry Townsend with Bob Corritore
Billy Boy Arnold
Charlie Musselwhite
Jimmy McCracklin
Billy Boy Arnold
Billy Boy Arnold
Keith Dunn with Christian Rannenberg
Charlie Musselwhite
Billy Boy Arnold
Keith Dunn with Christian Rannenberg
Christian Rannenberg
Billy Boy Arnold
Billy Boy Arnold
Jimmy McCracklin
Billy Boy Arnold
Billy Boy Arnold
Billy Boy Arnold
Christian Rannenberg

THE WALTER DAVIS PROJECT
Tribute to a Giant of 20th Century Blues MUSIC

Billy Boy Arnold      Jimmy McCracklin      Charlie Musselwhite
Christian Rannenberg with Keith Dunn      Henry Townsend with Bob Corritore

“How come you people don’t know nothin’ ‘bout Walter Davis?” – Sunnyland Slim

A stellar collection of new and previously unreleased recordings of the music of Walter Davis, one of the most prolific and influential creators of the pre-World War 2 Blues Scene and an inductee into the Blues Hall of Fame. When Muddy Waters was recorded by the Library of Congress in 1942 he was asked to list the songs he enjoyed performing most, on that list there were more Walter Davis songs than any other artist.

"To me, Walter Davis's singing, piano playing and lyrics are really deep blues…about as deep as you can get. His lyrics are true blues poetry. His sound has such a deep deep feeling to it. It does what only deep blues can do: it touches your heart and comforts you in a poignant way." – Charlie Musselwhite

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