
His first album, gathering the Chess and Checker singles that made his name, from "Don't Start Me Talkin'" to "Fattening Frogs for Snakes". The core sound of Chicago blues harmonica.

Recorded in London with Brian Auger and young British players, it catches Williamson late in life among the musicians he inspired. Loose, jazzy blues sessions.

A Chess album drawn from his studio recordings, released a year after his death. Sharp harmonica and wry, storytelling vocals.

Solo studio sessions cut in Copenhagen in 1963 and released decades later - just Williamson, his harmonica and guitar. Intimate and unhurried.