A1 	Where Is My Woman	4:15
A2 	I've Laid My Habits Down	4:10
A3 	Sad. Sad Lonesome Day		4:29
B1 	Money Is My Downfall		3:00
B2 	Like The Devil	3:00
B3 	I Need Someone	2:42
B4 	The Slow One	3:48
B5 	Tell Me What You Want	3:16
B6 	My Love Is Here To Stay	2:14

All songs written by Sam  Myers

Sam Myers -  vocal & mouth harp 
Robert Deance -  lead guitar 
Connell Page - bass
Rubin Kerr – drums 
Craig Horton - guitar 
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Carl Green -  saxophone

Sam Myers was born in Laurel, Mississippi on February 19, 1936. Visually impaired by cataracts from a young age, Sam was educated at the Piney Woods School near Jackson. While there, Sam developed an interest in music as a career. He became skilled enough at playing the trumpet and drums that he received a non-degree scholarship from the American Conservatory School of Music in Chicago. Sam spent his days in the classroom learning the academic side of music and his nights honing his blues chops in the rough nightclubs and streets of Chicago’s South Side. Sam met and sat in with such blues luminaries as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter, Hound Dog Taylor, Robert Lockwood, Jr. and the great Elmore James, with whom Sam formed his first long-lasting musical relationship. Sam played drums with Elmore James on a fairly steady basis from 1952 until his death in 1963. In 1956, Sam wrote and recorded what was to be his most famous single, Sleeping In The Ground, which has been covered by Eric Clapton, Robert Cray and many other blues artists. From the early 1960’s until 1986, Sam worked the clubs in and around Jackson, Mississippi as well as across the South in the Chittlin’ Circuit. He even found himself touring the world with Sylvia Embrey and the Mississippi All-Stars Blues Band. Then in 1986, Sam met Anson Funderburgh and joined his band, The Rockets. Since that time, Sam and Anson Funderburgh have traveled all over the U.S. and the world, winning acclaim as one of the best live blues bands playing today. Sam passed away while at home on July 17, 2006, following his release from the hospital after throat cancer surgery. He was making good progress with his recovery, and his death was totally unexpected. He was laid to rest next to his parents, Ollie and Celeste Myers, near Meridian, Mississippi. ---bluessearchengine.com

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1 	Jackson, Mississippi 	2:50
2 	Standing On The Highway 	2:49
3 	The Slow One 	3:48
4 	I've Got The Blues 	6:10
5 	Black Beauty 	4:26
6 	Sleeping On The Ground 	4:14
7 	Big Cat Boogie 	3:40
8 	Where Is My Woman 	4:15
9 	Funking The Blues 	6:18
10 	My Love Is Here To Stay 	2:14

Harmonica , Vocals – Sam Myers 
Bass –Norman Hill
Drums – Richard Milton 
Lead Guitar – Robert Deance
Rhythm Guitar – Gary Asazawa

Although he was born and mostly raised in Mississippi, Sam Myers got into the habit of coming up to visit Chicago as early as 1949 (where he learned from hearing Little Walter and James Cotton). Myers joined a band, King Mose & the Royal Rockers, after settling in Jackson, MS, in 1956. Myers's 1957 debut 45 for Johnny Vincent's Ace logo, "Sleeping in the Ground"/"My Love Is Here to Stay," featured backing by the Royal Rockers.

Myers played both drums and harp behind slide guitar great Elmore James at a 1961 session for Bobby Robinson's Fire label in New Orleans. Myers cut a standout single of his own for Robinson's other logo, Fury Records, the year before that coupled his appealing remake of Jimmy Reed's "You Don't Have to Go" with "Sad, Sad Lonesome Day."

Myers made some albums with a loosely knit group called the Mississippi Delta Blues Band for TJ during the early '80s before teaming up with young Texas guitar slinger Funderburgh, whose insistence on swinging grooves presents the perfect backdrop for Myers. Their first collaboration for New Orleans-based Black Top Records, 1985's My Love Is Here to Stay, was followed by several more albums -- Sins, Rack 'Em Up, Tell Me What I Want to Hear, 1995's Live at the Grand Emporium -- each one confirming that this was one of the most enduring blues partnerships of the 1990s. In 2004, Myers released his first solo album, Coming from the Old School, just two years before he died, on July 17, 2006. --- Bill Dahl, Rovi

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1 	Treat Me Right 	
2 	Hell Of A Mistake 	
3 	Slipin And Sldin 	
4 	I Wonder Why 	
5 	All Alone 	
6 	Strutin 	
7 	My Own Fault

Jesse Alexander - bass
Richard Milton – drums
Lee Crisp – harmonica, vocals
Eddie Lang – guitar, vocals
Vincent Blakey - guitar

Recorded live in Stockholm, Sweden.

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