Sun 176[never found - ever issued?]
Sun unissued
* Charly CR 30126§ Sun Box LP 105 / CD 7// Sun CDSUN 38
Sun 184
Duke 114 (US 10/1953)
Bear Family Sun Blues Box
RPM 369
RPM unissued
Ace CDCHD 694
RPM 373
# = Modern 31
RPM 379
RPM 384
# Ace CH 26[] Ace CDCHD 694
Sun 196
* Sun Box 105 / CD BOX 7# Rounder SS 29[] Sun LP 1060§ Titanic CD 6006
Duke 120 (US 3/1954)
Sun 199
# Sun CD Box 7* Krazy Kat KK 7427
# Sun CDSUN 37 ??????????? (38?)* Sun CDSUN 28
Duke 127 (US 5/1954)
Duke 129 (US 7/1954)
Sun 206
# Redita LP-111 Rounder SS 38* Charly Sun Box 105 Charly CD 8100
Flip / Sun 227
Flip/Sun unissued
# Titanic CD 6006 (It)[] Charly CD 213 (UK)
Duke 137 (US 4/1955)
Chess 1620
Chess 1630
Chess 1644
Duke 168 (US 12/1957)
Chess 1652
Chess 1667
Chess 1680
Duke 170 (US 7/1957)
Chess 1692 (US 5/1958)
Chess 1704 (US 8/1958)
Chess 1718 (US 2/1959)
Chess 1733 (US 7/1959)
Chess 1739 (US 10/1959)
last Muddy Waters Chess on 78 rpm!
Chess 1748 (US 1/1960)
Chess 1758 (US 7/1960)
notes by Studs Terkel Chess LP 1444
PYE International NPL 28048 (UK 1964) "Muddy Waters sings the songs of Big Bill Broonzy"
notes by Studs Terkel = Funckler/Chess PAR 209 (NL 1964)
= Marble Arch MAL 723 (UK 1967)
notes by Studs Terkel = Chess/Vogue 515029 (Fr 1986)
= Chess/Green Line GCH8029(It 1987)
notes by Studs Terkel and Bob Schnieders = MCA/Chess CH-9197 (mastered by Steve Hoffman) (US 1986) "Muddy Waters sings Big Bill Broonzy"
notes by Studs Terkel and Bob Schnieders(=) MCA/Chess CHD-5907 (mastered by Steve Hoffmann) (US 1986) "Sings Big Bill / Folksinger" (Two on One)
notes by Studs Terkel, Ralph Bass & Tony Russel(=) Beat Goes On BGOCD 397 (UK 1997) "Sings Big Bill / Folksinger"
notes by Jack Tracy Chess LPS/LP 1449 = Barclay 84.093 (Fr 1964)= Chess CRL 4513 (UK 1965)notes by Jack Tracy = Marble Arch MAL 661 (UK 1967)notes by Mike Leadbitter= Checker 6467 306 (UK 1973)notes by Jack Tracy (italian) = Carosello/Chess BRP 2026 (It 1982)= P-Vine/Chess PLP-814 (Jp 1983)= Chess/Vogue 515039 (Fr 19??) = Chess/Green Line GCH-8022(It 1986)= MCA/Chess CH-9198 (mastered by Steve Hoffman) (US 1986)= MCA/Chess CHD-31269 (mastered by Steve Hoffman) (1986)= MCA 6704024 (Brazil 1987)notes by Jack Tracy= MCA/Chess CD 1011(1989)(=) Beat Goes On BGOCD 314 (UK 1996) "... in Newport / Live"notes by Mary Katherine Aldin and Jack Tracy(=) MCA/Chess 088112515-2 (2001)(=) Chess/Victor SJET 8237 (mini LP CD Jp 2007)= Speakers Corner 180g LP / Chess 1449 (mastered by Ray Staff, AIR-Studios, London
notes by Jack Tracy Chess LPS/LP 1449
= Barclay 84.093 (Fr 1964)
= Chess CRL 4513 (UK 1965)
notes by Jack Tracy = Marble Arch MAL 661 (UK 1967)
notes by Mike Leadbitter= Checker 6467 306 (UK 1973)
notes by Jack Tracy (italian) = Carosello/Chess BRP 2026 (It 1982)
= P-Vine/Chess PLP-814 (Jp 1983)
= Chess/Vogue 515039 (Fr 19??)
= Chess/Green Line GCH-8022(It 1986)
= MCA/Chess CH-9198 (mastered by Steve Hoffman) (US 1986)
= MCA/Chess CHD-31269 (mastered by Steve Hoffman) (1986)
= MCA 6704024 (Brazil 1987)
notes by Jack Tracy= MCA/Chess CD 1011(1989)
(=) Beat Goes On BGOCD 314 (UK 1996) "... in Newport / Live"
notes by Mary Katherine Aldin and Jack Tracy(=) MCA/Chess 088112515-2 (2001)
(=) Chess/Victor SJET 8237 (mini LP CD Jp 2007)
= Speakers Corner 180g LP / Chess 1449 (mastered by Ray Staff, AIR-Studios, London
Redita LP-111 (NL 1974)
Redita Records discography
Charly CR 30114 (UK) "The Roots of Rock" series
Charly CR 30126 (UK) "The Roots of Rock" series
Ace CH 26 (UK)
notes by Ray Topping Ace CH 42 (UK 1982)
Charly CRB 1061 (UK 1983)
9 LP box setincl. 22-pp. illustrated booklet notes by Martin Hawkins, Colin Escott & Hank Davis Charly Sun Box 105 (UK 1985)
Sun Blues Box discography
Krazy Kat KK 7427 (UK 1985)
Krazy Kat Records discography
P-Vine/Sun PLP-312 (Jp 1987)
P-Vine PLP-341 (Jp 1987)
Charly/Sun LP 1060 (UK 1989)
Rounder SS 29 (US 1989)
notes by Colin Escott Rounder SS 38 (US 1990)
Sun CDSUN 28 (Fr 1990)
4 CD set with 44-pp. bookletCharly CD DIG 3 (UK 1995)
8 CD box set incl. 60-pp. booklet notes by Neil Slaven & Roger Dopson Charly CDSUNBOX 7 (UK 1996)
Charly CPCD 8100 (UK 1997)
4 CD set JSP JSPCD 7777 (UK 2006)
Titanic TRC 6006 (It 2008)
Sun CDSUN 37 ?????????????? (38?)
Sun CDSUN 38
7 inch 45 rpm Sun SP-104
notes by Hank Davis & Scott Parker Bear Family BCD16148 (Germany 2017)
thanks to Flemming Nielsen, Mark Claes, Bob Eagle, Mike Gann, Benoît Brière, Mark Mumea, Keith Randall, Don Deering, Scott Dirks, Mark Evangelos and Michael Hurtt for additional info / scans and to Bruce Wayne Walker for correcting the erroneous info (taken from Charly Sun Box 105 booklet notes) that Pat Hare had been "paroled" to play at Bootlegger Sams !
Muddy Waters Band at Sylvio's Lounge, Chicago, 1957Pat Hare, g; Otis Spann, p; Muddy Waters, voc; Big Crawford [died in March 1956!] Samuel "Singin' Sam" Chatmon, b;unknown saxophonist; Elga Edmonds, dr [in adjacent photo!]; James Cotton, hca [in main photo only hands holding microphone visible]source of main photo: de.pinterest.com/pin/440508407276721410/source of photo on the right: Living Blues 208 (August 2010); www.issues.louisvillemusicnews.net/2011/2011April/rambleapril2011.phpphotographer: Yannick Bruynoghe, December 1957 (same location, but not same session as main photo!) Muddy Waters Band at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959l to r: Muddy Waters (just visible), Otis Spann, Andrew Stephens, Francis Clay, Little Walter & Pat Haresource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.11; photographer: Jacques Demêtre Muddy Waters Band at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959l to r: Muddy Waters, Otis Spann, Andrew Stephens, James Cotton, Francis Clay & Pat Haresource: Jacques Demêtre & Marcel Chauvard: Voyage au Pays du Blues.- Levallois-Perret (CLARB-Soul Bag) 1994, p. 97photographer: Jacques Demêtre Little Walter & Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: ; photographer: Jacques Demêtre Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, September 1959source: "Les Génies du Blues" Vol. 5 (1993), p. 53; photographer: Jacques DemêtreThe young woman next to Hare is Lois Anderson-Johnson-Clark,mother of Mercy Morganfield, Muddy Waters' 3rd child James Cotton & Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: Charly Sun Box 105 booklet; photographer: Jacques Demêtre Andrew Stephens, Jimmy Cotton & Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: Rhythm & Blues Panorama #41 (1966), p. 23; photographer: Georges Adins Sunnyland Slim, Barbara Dane, Andrew Stephens, [most likely] Francis Clay (behind Stephens)& Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: Ebony Vol. XV No. 1 (November 1959), p. 150; photographer: David Jackson Muddy Waters Band at the Tay May Club, Chicago, 1960l to r: Andrew Stephens, Muddy Waters & Pat Haresource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.14; photographer: Paul Oliver Pat Haresource: Back cover of Redita LP-111; photographer's name not given "Probe of Cop's Slaying Awaits Outcome of Killer's Condition"- article in the Saint Paul Dispatch, 16 December, 1963.- reprinted on p. 12 of: Kevin Hahn: Pat Hare - a blues guitarist('Take The Bitter With The Sweet').- Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), pp. 8-15 ("courtesy Kevin Hahn") Pat Hare out on parole with a guard from the Minimum Security Unit to play at Bootlegger Samssource: Charly Sun Box 105 booklet; photographer: Colin Escott (flipped by Stefan Wirz) Auburn Hare's headstone at Stillwater's Fairview Cemetery, Bayport near St. Paul, Minnesotasource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.14; photographer: Kevin Hahn Serge Tonneau: Auburn 'Pat' Hare (incl. discography)Rhythm & Blues Panorama #34 (1965), pp. 26-30, 35 Kevin Hahn: Pat Hare - a blues guitarist('Take The Bitter With The Sweet')Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), pp. 8-15
Muddy Waters Band at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959l to r: Muddy Waters (just visible), Otis Spann, Andrew Stephens, Francis Clay, Little Walter & Pat Haresource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.11; photographer: Jacques Demêtre
Muddy Waters Band at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959l to r: Muddy Waters, Otis Spann, Andrew Stephens, James Cotton, Francis Clay & Pat Haresource: Jacques Demêtre & Marcel Chauvard: Voyage au Pays du Blues.- Levallois-Perret (CLARB-Soul Bag) 1994, p. 97photographer: Jacques Demêtre
James Cotton & Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: Charly Sun Box 105 booklet; photographer: Jacques Demêtre
Andrew Stephens, Jimmy Cotton & Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: Rhythm & Blues Panorama #41 (1966), p. 23; photographer: Georges Adins
Sunnyland Slim, Barbara Dane, Andrew Stephens, [most likely] Francis Clay (behind Stephens)& Pat Hare at Smitty's Corner, Chicago, 1959source: Ebony Vol. XV No. 1 (November 1959), p. 150; photographer: David Jackson
Muddy Waters Band at the Tay May Club, Chicago, 1960l to r: Andrew Stephens, Muddy Waters & Pat Haresource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.14; photographer: Paul Oliver
Pat Haresource: Back cover of Redita LP-111; photographer's name not given
"Probe of Cop's Slaying Awaits Outcome of Killer's Condition"- article in the Saint Paul Dispatch, 16 December, 1963.- reprinted on p. 12 of: Kevin Hahn: Pat Hare - a blues guitarist('Take The Bitter With The Sweet').- Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), pp. 8-15 ("courtesy Kevin Hahn") Pat Hare out on parole with a guard from the Minimum Security Unit to play at Bootlegger Samssource: Charly Sun Box 105 booklet; photographer: Colin Escott (flipped by Stefan Wirz) Auburn Hare's headstone at Stillwater's Fairview Cemetery, Bayport near St. Paul, Minnesotasource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.14; photographer: Kevin Hahn Serge Tonneau: Auburn 'Pat' Hare (incl. discography)Rhythm & Blues Panorama #34 (1965), pp. 26-30, 35
Pat Hare out on parole with a guard from the Minimum Security Unit to play at Bootlegger Samssource: Charly Sun Box 105 booklet; photographer: Colin Escott (flipped by Stefan Wirz)
Auburn Hare's headstone at Stillwater's Fairview Cemetery, Bayport near St. Paul, Minnesotasource: Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), p.14; photographer: Kevin Hahn
Serge Tonneau: Auburn 'Pat' Hare (incl. discography)Rhythm & Blues Panorama #34 (1965), pp. 26-30, 35
Kevin Hahn: Pat Hare - a blues guitarist('Take The Bitter With The Sweet')Juke Blues #23 (Summer 1991), pp. 8-15
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