It would be no exaggeration to say that "Sweet Home Chicago" is a masterpiece that represents Robert Johnson, or rather, the blues itself. There are countless musicians who have covered this song, including Magic Sam and The Blues Brothers. Surprisingly, it was not included on the 1961 LP "King of the Delta Blues Singers," and it is presumed that it wasn't widely received in Mississippi when the 78-rpm record was released in 1937. As time passed, it gained recognition, and it can be said to be a song that showcases Robert's pioneering spirit. "Walkin' Blues" is a song that Muddy Waters also covered as a favorite in his repertoire. With lyrics inspired by Son House and Blind Lemon Jefferson, and a guitar sound that truly strides along, it's a cool track with phrasing that reveals Robert's groove.