Slim Harpo- Baby Scratch My BackLabel: Americana Reissued 3 26 21, originally released 1966 The quintessential swamp blues specimen in its mighty mono glory! Slim Harpo's swamp blues stylings earned him almost instantaneous success, his first single quickly becoming a blues standard and later a British Invasion darling. Originally released on Nashville's Excello Records, Slim's '66 LP is full of his signature harmonica and nasal tenor, its double entendre laced title track being the

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