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Shakey Jake Harris (April 12, 1921 – March 2, 1990) was an American Chicago blues singer, harmonicist and songwriter. Harris released five albums over a period of almost 25 years, and he was often musically associated with his nephew, Magic Sam. Throughout the 1960s Harris and Sam appeared regularly in concert together around Chicago, and Harris's patronage of younger musicians helped secure Luther Allison's recording debut. Harris moved on in the late 1960s, and recorded with Allison in Los Angeles on Further on Up the Road. He also played with other harmonica players, such as William Clarke and Rod Piazza.

01 - Sawed off shotgun
02 - Ragged and dirty
03 - Love is strange
04 - Let me be your loverman
05 - Bad luck time
06 - My blues advice
07 - Family blues
08 - What a fool
09 - Remembering
10 - More bad luck

Artwork – John Mayall
Bass – Larry Taylor
Drums – Phil Parker, Ron Selico
Engineer – Jim Hobson
Guitar – Elliot Ingber, Freddy Robinson*
Harmonica, Vocals – Shakey Jake Harris
Photography By – John Mayall, Trockmorton
Producer – John Mayall
Rhythm Guitar, Slide Guitar, Piano, Producer – John Mayall

Shakey Jake Harris ‎– The Devil's Harmonica
Label: Polydor ‎– 2391 015
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album 
Country: Germany
Released: 1972
Genre: Blues
Style: Harmonica Blues, Chicago Blues

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