Carey Bell
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Biography
Listening to records by Little Walter, accompanied by Muddy Waters, the young Carey learned to play the harmonica in Mississippi. Emigrating to Chicago in the '50s, he worked as a mover and shaker, earning a place in Chicago clubs with his powerful, full-bodied breath and warm voice. He came to Europe in 1968-1969 with Earl and John Lee Hooker and recorded Blues Harp for Delmark, the first of a long series of albums, most of them of the highest quality. Accompanying Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and Big Walter Horton, Carey also led his own bands, often featuring his son, the brilliant guitarist Lurrie Bell. Today, Carey Bell is one of Chicago blues' finest harmonica players.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Mellow Down Easy
- Walkin' Through The Park
- Walkin' By Myself
- So Easy To Love You
- Five Long Years
- Delta Time
- I'm Ready
- I Got To Find Somebody
- Carey Bell's Blues Harp
- Rocking With A Chromatic
- Hard Working Woman
- Sunnyland's New Orleans Boogie featuring Hubert Sumlin
- Slow Instrumental by Carey Bell
- Second Hand Man featuring Billy Branch
- Lovin' My Baby by Carey Bell
- Keyhole In Your Door by Snooky Pryor
- Laura Had a Dream featuring Jimmy Dawkins
- I Ain't Gonna Sell It featuring Jimmy Dawkins
- Walking Down Beale Street featuring Jimmy Dawkins
- Tell Me Baby by Carey Bell
- Divin' Duck Blues featuring Jimmy Dawkins
- Need More Blues featuring Jimmy Dawkins
- Have A Good Time by Carey Bell
- Everybody Oughta Make a Change featuring Jimmy Dawkins
