Blues
Korner and Davies made their first record in 1957, and in early 1962, they formed Blues Incorporated, a "supergroup" (for its time) consisting of the best players on the early '60s British blues scene. Korner (guitar, vocals), Davies (harmonica, vocals), Ken Scott (piano), and Dick Heckstall-Smith (saxophone) formed the core, with a revolving membership featuring Charlie Watts or Graham Burbridge on drums, Spike Heatley or Jack Bruce on bass, and a rotating coterie of guest vocalists including Long John Baldry, Ronnie Jones, and Art Wood (older brother of Ron Wood). Most London jazz clubs were closed to them, so in March of 1962 they opened their own club, which quickly began attracting large crowds of young enthusiasts, among them Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Brian Jones, all of whom participated at some point with the group's performances--others included Ian Stewart, Steve Marriott, Paul Jones, and Manfred Mann. In May of 1962, Blues Incorporated was invited to a regular residency at London's Marquee Club, where the crowds grew even bigger and more enthusiastic. John Mayall later credited Blues Incorporated with giving him the inspiration to form his own Bluesbreakers group.
By Bruce Eder, All Music Guide.
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01. Robert Johnson (Korner/Edwards) 4:12
02. Honky Tonk Woman (Jagger/Richard) 5:57
03. I Got My Mojo Working
04. King B.B. (Korner) 3:41
05. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man (Dixon) 3:28
06. I Got A Woman (Charles) 3:37
07. Operator (Korner/Miller/Plant) 4:39
08. Louisiana Blues (Waters) 4:59
09. She Fooled Me (Williams) 2:20
10. Corina Corina (Chatman/Williams/Parish) 3:06
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