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The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions

by Howlin' Wolf

The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions is a 1971 blues album by Howlin' Wolf. It runs 34 tracks across 137 minutes on Chess Records.

Blues · Chicago Blues · Electric Blues

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  • Christgaus Record GuideA−
  • The Penguin Guide to Blues Recordings3/4

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The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions album cover

The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions album cover

The The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions cover was designed by DZN, The Design Group, photographed by Jo McDermand and Peter Amft, illustrated by Don Wilson, and art-directed by Vartan.

Design
DZN, The Design Group
Photography
Jo McDermand, Peter Amft
Illustration
Don Wilson
Art direction
Vartan

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In brief

When was The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions released?
The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions was released in 1971 on Chess Records.
How many tracks are on The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions?
The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions has 34 tracks, with a runtime of 137 minutes.
What genre is The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions?
The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions is catalogued under Blues, Chicago Blues, Electric Blues.
What albums are similar to The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions?
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