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Straight digital reissue of Taylor's debut Chess album from 1969. Produced by Willie Dixon (who can intermittently be heard as a duet pa...

This single disc neatly collects everything of importance that Chicago blues belter Koko Taylor released through Chess and its subsidiary Ch...

While some fans may argue that Koko Taylor's Chess material is slightly superior, there is no denying the power of these Alligator sessi...

Cut during the period when she was between Chess and Alligator, this 15-song selection, cut in a French studio and live in the Netherlands ...

Koko Taylor's Alligator encore harbored a number of tunes that still pepper her set list to this day -- the grinding "I'm a Wom...

The queen's first album for Alligator, and still one of her very best to date. A tasty combo sparked by guitarists Mighty Joe Young and ...

Another very credible outing, though Taylor's not quite convincing on the jazzily swinging "Sure Had a Wonderful Time Last Night....

Co-producer Bruce Iglauer anticipated a future trend by making this a set filled with cameos -- but the presence of Lonnie Brooks, James Cot...

Unfortunately, Koko Taylor's only domestic live album to date was cut with one of the lesser incarnations of her band, the Blues Machine...

A slightly slicker Koko Taylor than we've generally been accustomed to, with nice horn arrangements by Gene Barge that farme the blues q...

A solid contemporary blues album that ranges from Koko Taylor's own "Spellbound" and "Put the Pot On," a rendition o...

Royal Blue is the first Alligator release from Koko Taylor since 1993's Grammy nominated Force of Nature. This is a mainly up-tempo set ...

Old School is Koko Taylor's first new album in seven years, and after a series of health issues that sidelined her for a while, it coul...