LONNIE BROOKS : guitar & vocals TOM GIBLIN : keyboards OSEE ANDERSON : guitar LARRY CLYMAN : guitar NOEL NEAL : bass JIMMI SCHUTE : drums JOHNNY .

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More energetic efforts with a decidedly rocked-up edge. Johnny Winter, long an ardent admirer of Brooks back to the Guitar Junior days, drops by with a passel of fiery guitar licks for the title track and "Got Lucky Last Night.

His album Wound Up Tight, released in 1986, featured his most famous fan, Johnny Winter, on guitar. Rolling Stone took notice of the album, running a six-page feature on Brooks. In 1987, BBC Radio broadcast an hour-long live performance by him. By this time, his teenage son Ronnie Baker Brooks was touring with the band. He made his recording debut on his father's album Live from Chicago-Bayou Lightning Strikes. In 1996, Brooks released Roadhouse Rules. The album was produced in Memphis by Jim Gaines, who also produced recordings by Luther Allison, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Santana. Ronnie Baker Brooks also played on this album

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Album by Lonnie Brooks. Got Lucky Last Night. Jealous Man. Belly Rubbin' Music. Musta' Been Dreamin'. Skid Row. Hush Mouth Money. MusicBrainz: Wound Up Tight.

Tracklist: 01. Got Lucky Last Night - 02:58 02. Jealous Man - 03:42 03. Belly Rubbin' Music - 04:31 04. Bewitched - 03:36 05. End Of The Rope - 03:55 06.

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Lonnie Brooks is a performer who has to be seen to be fully appreciated. That said, this album is as close to the live performance as any of his recorded material. Like it or not, Chicago Blues is a southern import that has been treated to the howling wind and frozen streets of our lakeside home. Lonnie brings a blues, a south of Beale St. Blues, a Texas/Louisianna blues to the barbeque shacks of Chicago's southside. This album is the anthem for the genre. I have seen Lonnie live countless times, and talked with him recently.