Chicago Blues for Late Nights | Deep Male Vocals, Soulful Guitar & Slow Groove

Chicago Blues for late nights: deep male vocals, soulful electric guitar and a patient slow groove for the moments when the city finally gets quiet. This Blues Society session brings together a mature smoky baritone, expressive guitar lines and the warm, human feel of an after-hours Chicago club. Electric guitar, piano, Hammond organ, analog bass and brushed drums create a relaxed blues setting for unwinding at home, reading, a late drive, quiet work, dinner or a slow drink at the end of the day. The sound is rooted in Chicago blues feeling: honest voice, space between the notes and a rhythm that never needs to rush. These songs are made for listeners who want more than background music — a deep voice, a guitar answer and a little room to breathe. Let the session play through while the night settles in. Subscribe to Blues Society for more relaxing Chicago blues, soulful male vocal sessions, slow guitar blues and late-night lounge atmosphere. 🎵 TRACKLIST & TIMESTAMPS 00:00 01 - The Last Train Knew My Name 05:25 02 - The Night Knows Where I Wander 11:02 03 - The Things I Never Put Down 16:51 04 - The Years Took Their Share 24:49 05 - There Are Good Years Left 30:30 06 - These Hands Paid for 36:32 07 - We Built a Home Without Saying 44:30 08 - What I Hope They Remember 49:33 09 - What I Never Let Them See 55:07 10 - Years Were Gone 1:00:50 11 - You Knew When I Was Tired 1:05:57 12 - You Loved the Man I Couldnt Show 1:11:56 Repeat #ChicagoBlues #RelaxingBlues #SlowBlues