Artist	Song
Howlin' Wolf	Smokestack Lightning
from The Chess Box: Howlin' Wolf (1991)
Howlin' Wolf	Evil
from The Chess Box: Howlin' Wolf (1991)
Howlin' Wolf	The Red Rooster
from Muddy & The Wolf (1991)
Howlin' Wolf	I Ain't Superstitious
from Blues Classics (1996)
Howlin' Wolf	The Red Rooster
from Blues Classics (1996)
Howlin' Wolf	Killing Floor
from Blues Classics (1996)
Howlin' Wolf	Spoonful
from Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: Godfathers & Sons - A Film By Marc Levin (2003)
Howlin' Wolf	Goin' Down Slow
from Chess Blues (1993)
Howlin' Wolf	Moanin' at Midnight
from Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: The Road to Memphis - A Film By Richard Pearce and Robert Kenner (2003)
Howlin' Wolf	How Many More Years
from Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: The Road to Memphis - A Film By Richard Pearce and Robert Kenner (2003)
Howlin' Wolf	I Asked for Water (She Gave Me Gasoline) [Single Version]
from The Chess Box: Howlin' Wolf (1991)
Howlin' Wolf	Wang Dang Doodle
from The Howlin Wolf London Sessions (Deluxe Edition) (2003)
Howlin' Wolf	Sitting On Top of the World
from Chess Blues (1993)
Howlin' Wolf	Back Door Man
from The Chess Box: Willie Dixon (1988)
Howlin' Wolf	Three Hundred Pounds of Joy
from Smokin' Blues (2000)

Comment:

Born Chester Arthur Bennett in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, Howlin' Wolf deserves to have his likeness on the Mount Rushmore of Rock 'n' Roll, alongside those of Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard. When he plugged in his guitar — an instrument taught to him by the legendary Charlie Patton — he flat-out invented the electric blues. Meantime, the Rolling Stones had a hit with his "The Red Rooster," Cream covered "Spoonful," Led Zeppelin "Killing Floor," the Yardbirds "Smokestack Lightnin'," and the Doors "Back Door Man." If you're wondering where your favorite music would be without Howlin' Wolf, trust us, you're not alone.

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