Atomic-H unissued
Atomic-H 203 (US 1958) "... the originals [of the 45 rpm release] have the single push mark, the repros dont." (Johnny Alexander)
Atomic-H 203 repro (UK 197?) bootleg "... aimed largely at the then revivalist rockabilly market in the UK and Europe." (Paul Vernon)
Atomic-H 203 repro (UK 20??) ("stompingsevens" bootleg)
Lazy Bill Lucas discography
Atomic-H 905 (US 1960)
La Salle unissued
La Salle 502 504 (US 1958)
Federal 12446 (US 1962)
Federal 12463 (US 1962)
USA 827 (US 1963)
Versa 106
= Atomic-H 106
Mighty Joe Young discographyMack Thompson discography
10 inch LP Private pressing (10 copies) by Rainer E. Lotz from an SWF ("Südwestfunk") air-check of material recorded by Joachim E. Berendt in preparation of the Bill Claxton Jazz Life book.The lacquers were cut by Tonstudio Bauer in Ludwigsburg, near Stuttgart, GermanyLotz A115 (Germany 1960/61?)
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DLPnotes by Peter Shertser Red Lightnin' RL 006 (UK 1971)
= Broadside CD STERN1 (UK 2008)
Red Lightnin' Records discography
notes by Jimmy Dawkins and Bob Koester Delmark DL 624 (US 1972)
notes by Jimmy Dawkins and Bob Koester = Delmark 624 (UK 1972)
new notes = Delmark DE 624 (US 1999)
Delmark Records discographyMorris Pejoe discography
Flying Fish FF 006 (US 1974)
= Flying Fish LP FC 27007
= CSR CD 2006
Second series (1959-1970): "with Jump Jackson and Friends" Eddie Clearwater - Ain't That A Shame [La Salle unissued] - Dancin' Time [La Salle unissued] - Cool (Clear) Water - Baby Please Little Mack - Broken Heart Sy Perry - I Don't Understand You Woman Wilbur "Hi-Fi" White - Don't look now Little Mack - Drivin' Wheel Sy Perry - I Don't Really Have The Blues Little Wolf Jr. - Inflation Blues Eddie Boyd - I cry - Vacation From The Blues Jump Jackson - Midnight Shuffle Sunnyland Slim - Something Is Going Wrong
Redita 108 (NL 1974) [first series] ("A Fan to Fan Production Manufactured by Independent Brothers Transylvanian Road Rumania")
Redita 108 (NL 1978) [second series]
[Redita is Robert Loers' label]
notes by Marcelle Morgantini MCM 900.296 (Fr 1977)
notes by Keith Briggs (=) Storyville STCD 8036 (Denmark 1995)
MCM Records discography
notes (in French and English) by Marcelle Morgantini MCM 900.305 (Fr 1977)
notes by Marcelle Morgantini (=) Storyville STCD 8043 (Denmark 1998) "Chicago Blues Nights Vol. 2"
MCM Records discographyStoryville Records discographyJimmy Dawkins discography
Rooster Blues R2615 (US/UK 1980)
= Atlas LA25-5007 (Jp 1980)
= P-Vine/Rooster PCD-1848(Jp 1991)
= Rooster Blues R 2615 (US 1994)
= P-Vine/Rooster PCD-93486 (Jp 2012)
notes by Stuart Colman Charly CRB 1025 (UK 1981)
notes (August 1983) by Rien Wisse & Mick "Frenchie" Atherton Red Lightnin' RL 0051 (UK 1984)
notes (June 1984) by Mick "Frenchie" Atherton Red Lightnin' RL 0056 (UK 1985)
notes (June 1984) by Mick "Frenchie" Atherton Red Lightnin' RL 0057 (UK 1985)
notes by Jim O'Neal Rooster R 2622 (US 1986)
= Seven Seas K28P 677 (Jp 1987)
notes by Bill Dahl = Rooster ROB-CD-2622 (US 2001)
Rooster Blues LP/CD R72625 (US 1990)
= Bedrock BED CD19 (UK 1990)= Bedrock BED LP19 (UK 1990?)
= Seven Seas KICP-2208 (Jp 1992)
Black & Blue LP/CD 59.732-2 (Fr 1991) "Blues Hang Out"
notes by Bill Dahl = Evidence ECD 26008-2 (US 1992) "Blues Hang Out"
= Editions Atlas BLU-CD 3073 (Fr 1993) "The Chief" (Les Génies Du Blues # 73)
= Black & Blue CD 732 (Fr 2000) "Blues Hang Out"
notes by Jacques Périn = Black & Blue CD 460.2 (Fr 2004) "Blues Hang Out" (Blues Reference series)
notes by Bill Dahl Blind Pig BP 74792 (US 1992)
notes by Ron Bartolucci Fan Club 422411Fan Club FCD 121 (Fr 1992)
notes by Bill Dahl Delmark DD-678 (US 1995)
Cleartone CR9601 (US 1996)
= Bullseye CD BB 9584 (US 1997)
notes by Brett J. Bonner Bullseye CD 11661-9614-2 (US 1998)= Bullseye CD 9614 (EU 1998)
Wolf CD 120.869 (Austria 1998) (Chicago Blues Session Volume 23)
2 CD setP-Vine PCD-5382 (Jp 1998)
original notes by Dave Pierce with update by Ron Bartolucci Wolf CD 120.897 (Austria 1999) "Chicago Blues Session Volume 51"
notes (1998) by Ray Topping Ace CDCHD 717 (UK 1999)
Smokey Smothers discographyWillie Mabon discography
Savage Kick SK-508 (UK 199?)
notes by Michael McCall Bullseye CD 11661-9636-2 (US 2000)
notes by Jim O'Neal Rooster CD R9825 (US 4/2000) "20th Anniversary Sampler"
notes by Jim O'Neal = Rooster CD R2637 (US 2001)
notes by Bill Dahl Fuel 2000 061209 (US 2002)= Varese Sarabande (US 2002)
Bullseye CD 11661 9640-2 (US 2003)
= Bullseye BBCD 9640 (EU 2003)
Stompin' CD ST 327
Stompin' Records discography
notes by Jeff Johnson Alligator ALCD 4921 (US 2008)
= Krokus IROND CD 08-K026 (Russia 2008)
Redita CD 145 (NL 2009)
8 CD setStoryville 1088612
Storyville Records discography
Cleartone 888295 149358 (US 2014)
thanks to Paul Vernon, Johnny Alexander, Lynn Orman Weiss, Horacio Lopez Kohan, Gilbert Guyonnet, Steve Smith, Edith de Ronde, Juan Urbano López and Steven Salter for additional info / scans
Eddy Clearwater, most likely 1958source: Blues Unlimited # 141 (Autumn/Winter 1981), p. 5 ("courtesy Atomic-H") Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Unlimited # 141 (Autumn/Winter 1981)sporting a faux Tiger hide jacket and a 1950's Fender Telecaster that is covered in a Leopard print Lee Jackson, 'Clear Waters' (Eddy Clearwater), Little Brother Montgomery, Roosevelt Sykes, St. Louis Jimmy (Oden),Sunnyland Slim, Tom Archia, Corky Roberts, Armand 'Jump' Jackson, Shakey Jake (Harris) - all guests at the "Blues Party",a special event organized in Jump Jackson's garage "studio", 5727 South La Salle Street, Chicago, IL, summer 1960source: Joachim E. Berendt & William Claxton: Jazz Life - Auf den Spuren des Jazz.- Offenburg, Germany (Burda Druck und Verlag GmbH) 1961, pp. 136-137photographer: William Claxton Eddy Clear Water and Mac Thompson at the J&J Lounge, Chicago, IL, spring 1972source: Front cover of Living Blues # 9 (Summer 1972)photographer: Amy O'Neal Eddy Clearwater in Orange, France, 1978source: http://www.soulbag.fr/n/news/i/4181/t/eddy-clearwater-mort-du-chefphotographer: Brigitte Charvolin Eddy Clearwater in Bonn, Germany, 1980source: Blues Forum 1 (November 1980), p. 4; photographer: Hanno Holzheuser Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues # 127 (May/June 1996)photographer: James Fraher Eddy Clearwater, most likely somewhere in Francesource: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 5.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 98; photographer: Jean-Pierre Leloir Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Unlimited # 141 (Autumn/Winter 1981)sporting a faux Tiger hide jacket and a 1950's Fender Telecaster that is covered in a Leopard print Lee Jackson, 'Clear Waters' (Eddy Clearwater), Little Brother Montgomery, Roosevelt Sykes, St. Louis Jimmy (Oden),Sunnyland Slim, Tom Archia, Corky Roberts, Armand 'Jump' Jackson, Shakey Jake (Harris) - all guests at the "Blues Party",a special event organized in Jump Jackson's garage "studio", 5727 South La Salle Street, Chicago, IL, summer 1960source: Joachim E. Berendt & William Claxton: Jazz Life - Auf den Spuren des Jazz.- Offenburg, Germany (Burda Druck und Verlag GmbH) 1961, pp. 136-137photographer: William Claxton Eddy Clear Water and Mac Thompson at the J&J Lounge, Chicago, IL, spring 1972source: Front cover of Living Blues # 9 (Summer 1972)photographer: Amy O'Neal Eddy Clearwater in Orange, France, 1978source: http://www.soulbag.fr/n/news/i/4181/t/eddy-clearwater-mort-du-chefphotographer: Brigitte Charvolin Eddy Clearwater in Bonn, Germany, 1980source: Blues Forum 1 (November 1980), p. 4; photographer: Hanno Holzheuser Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues # 127 (May/June 1996)photographer: James Fraher Eddy Clearwater, most likely somewhere in Francesource: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 5.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 98; photographer: Jean-Pierre Leloir Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Lee Jackson, 'Clear Waters' (Eddy Clearwater), Little Brother Montgomery, Roosevelt Sykes, St. Louis Jimmy (Oden),Sunnyland Slim, Tom Archia, Corky Roberts, Armand 'Jump' Jackson, Shakey Jake (Harris) - all guests at the "Blues Party",a special event organized in Jump Jackson's garage "studio", 5727 South La Salle Street, Chicago, IL, summer 1960source: Joachim E. Berendt & William Claxton: Jazz Life - Auf den Spuren des Jazz.- Offenburg, Germany (Burda Druck und Verlag GmbH) 1961, pp. 136-137photographer: William Claxton
Eddy Clear Water and Mac Thompson at the J&J Lounge, Chicago, IL, spring 1972source: Front cover of Living Blues # 9 (Summer 1972)photographer: Amy O'Neal Eddy Clearwater in Orange, France, 1978source: http://www.soulbag.fr/n/news/i/4181/t/eddy-clearwater-mort-du-chefphotographer: Brigitte Charvolin Eddy Clearwater in Bonn, Germany, 1980source: Blues Forum 1 (November 1980), p. 4; photographer: Hanno Holzheuser Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues # 127 (May/June 1996)photographer: James Fraher Eddy Clearwater, most likely somewhere in Francesource: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 5.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 98; photographer: Jean-Pierre Leloir Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater in Orange, France, 1978source: http://www.soulbag.fr/n/news/i/4181/t/eddy-clearwater-mort-du-chefphotographer: Brigitte Charvolin Eddy Clearwater in Bonn, Germany, 1980source: Blues Forum 1 (November 1980), p. 4; photographer: Hanno Holzheuser Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues # 127 (May/June 1996)photographer: James Fraher Eddy Clearwater, most likely somewhere in Francesource: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 5.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 98; photographer: Jean-Pierre Leloir Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater in Bonn, Germany, 1980source: Blues Forum 1 (November 1980), p. 4; photographer: Hanno Holzheuser Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues # 127 (May/June 1996)photographer: James Fraher Eddy Clearwater, most likely somewhere in Francesource: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 5.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 98; photographer: Jean-Pierre Leloir Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues # 127 (May/June 1996)photographer: James Fraher
Eddy Clearwater, most likely somewhere in Francesource: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 5.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 98; photographer: Jean-Pierre Leloir Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Living Blues Vol. 46, # 4 (issue # 238) (July/August 2015)photographer: Jack Vartoogian Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater on the front cover of Blues Blast # 11-50 (December 14, 2017)
Eddy Clearwater's headstoneat New Light Cemetery, 6807 N. East Prairie Road in Lincolnwood, Cook County, Illinois 60712source of photo: Lynn Orman Weiss' post at Facebook