- 1: Rock And Rolling This House
- 2: The Way She Loves A Man
- 3: A New Way To Love
- 4: Going Back To Reno
- 5: African Hunch
- 6: Just You And I
- 7: Messin' With The Blues
- 8: One More Time
- 9: Somebody Tell That Woman
- 10: Stewball
- 11: After While
- 12: Got You On My Mind
- 13: Don't Let The Music Die
- 14: Pigalle Love
- 15: I Aint Gonna Be No Monkey Man
- 16: I Got A Razor
- 17: Wish Me Well
Blues from Chicago to Paris pays rousing tribute to two of Chicago's
postwar blues legends, piano-pounding Memphis Slim and bass-slapping
powerhouse Willie Dixon
Focused in particular on the period when the two giants of the genre teamed up
to tour the globe during the late 1950s and early '60s, the album presents a wellrounded collection of favorite songs as well as those innovative tunes that have
inspired and influenced blues players ever since.
"Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon were a team, and their styles worked great
together," says Kenny. "Out of many other blues piano players that I've listened to,
I found a playfulness between these two men unlike the many other great blues
pianists." - Kenny Blues Boss Wayne
Legendary blues piano master Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne was inducted into the
Boogie Woogie Piano Hall of Fame in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2017. He is recognized
by Living Blues Magazine for his six-decade career of bringing the piano back to
the front ranks of contemporary blues. This Juno Award winner, WCMA winner
and multiple Maple Blues Award winner is at the forefront of modern day blues
piano.
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