James Henry Cotton gained notoriety in the 1950s, playing harmonica for Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters, including Waters’ Grammy winning album Hard Again (1977).  While he began his career as a sideman, he went on to record several solo albums, establishing himself as a legend of American Blues. First time on vinyl, this rare 1967 recording live in Montreal’s pioneering jazz bar The New Penelope Café, is fourteen tracks highlighting his extraordinary talent. Featuring fleet-fingered guitarist Luther Tucker and hard-hitting drummer Sam Lay, Bobby Anderson on bass, Albert Gianquinto and James Cotton on harp and vocals. Late Night Blues – Live at The New Penelope Café showcases a now legendary blues band at the beginning of their artistic prime. Remastered