Walter "Shakey" Horton (harmonica blues)
Walter Horton, better known as Big Walter (Horton) or Walter "Shakey" Horton (April 6, 1921 – December 8, 1981) was an American blues harmonica player. Also known as Mumbles and Shakey (because of his head motion while playing the harmonica), Horton was active in the Chicago blues scene during the 1960s, as blues music gained popularity with white audiences. Horton died of heart failure in Chicago in 1981, at the age of 60. Hot Cottage from Edmonton, Alberta teamed up with Walter Horton to record a 45 rpm record “Joe Chicago”. Later that year, Holger brought Walter back to town to lay down tracks for a full LP, which was first released by London Records as: “Walter Shakey Horton with Hot Cottage”.

TRACK LIST:
1 Keso 6:45 2 Sleep (Why Don't You) 8:26
3 Friendly Neighbors 3:14 4 Kallisti 7:32
5 The Spot 6:29 6 Sons Of Familiar 6:41
7 Bismarck 1:05 8 To Pauline And Petra With Love 6:54
9 76 8:19 10 After Image 1:51
Horse Palace - 2007
TRACK LIST:
1. Untitled 05:42 2. Untitled 11:08
3. Untitled 03:03 4. Untitled 05:11
5. Untitled 04:55 6. Untitled 05:38
7. Untitled 09:23 8. Untitled 02:10
9. Untitled 11:15
L'Antivierge - 2013
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TRACK LIST:
1. Papyraceus 16:32
2. Divinorum 11:28
3. Virosa 04:24
4. Death Tape 3 (Bonus Track) 08:04