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In 1956, Willie Dixon was lured from Chess Records to be the musical director of the newly formed Cobra label. He signed the relatively unknown Otis Rush, and the stage was set for some of the deepest Chicago blues ever recorded. Otis had amazing pipes and played a mean left-handed blues guitar. Perhaps more importantly, Willie Dixon was able to get an otherworldly sound on his singles.
All Your Love
Keep On Loving Me Baby
I Can’t Quit You Baby
Live in Berlin, 1968
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In 1956, Willie Dixon was lured from Chess Records to be the musical director of the newly formed Cobra label. He signed the relatively unknown Otis Rush, and the stage was set for some of the deepest Chicago blues ever recorded. Otis had amazing pipes and played a mean left-handed blues guitar. Perhaps more importantly, Willie Dixon was able to get an otherworldly sound on his singles.
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| Otis Rush in a 1957 Cobra publicity shot. |
Keep On Loving Me Baby
I Can’t Quit You Baby
Live in Berlin, 1968
