Label: Syndicate Chapter
 1971
 Harmonica, Vocals – Little Walter
 Guitar – David Miles (6) (tracks: A1, A4,), Fred Robertson (tracks: B6 to B8), Leonard Caston (2) (tracks: A2), Louis Miles (tracks: A1), Luther Tucker (tracks: A6 to A8, B1 to B8), Muddy Waters (tracks: B5), Robert Lockwood Jr. (tracks: A2 to A8, B1 to B4)
 Piano – Otis Spann (tracks: B5 to B8)
 Bass – Willie Dixon (tracks: A2 to A8, B1 to B8)
 Drums – Fred Below (tracks: A1 to A8, B1 to B4), George Hunter (3) (tracks: B5 to B8)
 Tracklist
 A1    Too Late    
 A2    Thunderbird 
 A3    I Got To Go 
 A4    One More Chance With You    
 A5    Flying Saucer   
 A6    It's Too Late Brother   
 A7    Just A Feeling  
 A8    Teenage Beat    
 B1    Shake Dancer    
 B2    Temperature 
 B3    I've Had My Fun 
 B4    Ah'w Baby   
 B5    Rock Bottom 
 B6    Mean Old Frisco 
 B7    Break It Up 
 B8    Me And Piney Brown
 As one would expect from any collection of Little Walter's '50s releases, this long-out-of-print British import of some of the blues harpist's rare sides is top-notch. Thunderbird will hopefully surface again, because it offers initiates a less-exhaustive alternative to Chess' sprawling yet fine double-CD set of Walter rarities, Blues With a Feeling. Either way, these excellent sides not only show off Walter's incredible harmonica work ("Teenage Beat," "Shake Dancer"), but spotlight his supple vocals as well ("It's Too Late Brother," "I've Had My Fun"). There's also plenty of the electric performances Walter always inspired in his '50s bands (a star-studded list, including Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, and Robert Lockwood Jr.). While Thunderbird languishes in the vaults, check out one of Walter's many single-disc Chess retrospectives; if you get hooked, purchase the Blues With a Feeling set. (Review by Stephen Cook)