In 1970, expatriate pianist Memphis Slim hooked up with fellow Chicago blues great Buddy Guy while the guitarist was touring Europe with the Rolling Stones, and recorded the tracks for Southside Reunion, originally released on Warner Bros. in 1972. Slim's rollicking piano and Guy's guitar slinging prowess are complemented by Windy City musicians Phillip Guy, Ernest Johnson, and Roosevelt Shaw, plus saxophonists A.C. Reed and Jimmy Conley. While harpist Junior Wells is listed as if he played a prominent role in this endeavor, he's only heard on the tracks "Good Time Charlie", "No", and "Help Me Some". There are two takes of Slim's harpsichord jam "Ain't Nothing But a Texas Boggie on a Harpsichord". [Sunnyside issued a (slightly altered) edition of the album in 2007.] Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.