Lightnin' Slim Good Morning Heartaches & Other Favorites

Louisiana swamp bluesman Lightnin' Slim was catapulted to international fame beginning in the mid- 1950's when he became one of the top selling artists on the legendary Excello Records label. Rediscovered in the 1970's, Slim played a reunion concert with label mate Lazy Lester in Baton Rouge in 1971 and subsequently found himself a headliner at blues festivals across the US and Europe. Presented here is a collection of Slim's vintage sides including his 1954 debut "Bad Luck Blues," "That's All Right" and the classic "Things I Used To Do." All selections newly remastered.