On the Prowl 2000
With his soulful vocals, stuttering guitar and street-funky rhythms, Walter "Wolfman" Washington is one of the most original voices on the blues scene today. Here is the best of the New Orleans guitarist's three Rounder Records albums. There are few bandleaders or bands with the tenacity to keep digging this deep, and the blues, soul and funk he plays don't get any deeper.	1. You Got Me Worried 05:54 2. Can I Change My Mind? 04:14 3. Out Of The Dark 05:55 4. It Was Fun While It Lasted 03:37 5. Don't Say Goodbye 04:22 6. I'm Tiptoeing Through 04:43 7. It Doesn't Really Matter 06:02 8. Nobody's Fault But Mine 05:18 9. Hello Stranger 06:11 10. On The Prowl 04:01 11. You Can Stay But The Noise Must Go 06:16 12. Without You 05:02

Funk is in the House 1998

"There's nobody quite like Walter "Wolfman" Washington & his Roadmasters. Equal parts funk, soul, and gospel blues stirred with deep feeling and simmered in a special New Orleans roux, Wolfman's music pulses with imagination and joy, framed by the guitarist's exquisitely personal compositions and relentlessly propelled by the crisp punch of his skin-tight ensemble." --John Sinclair, from his liner notes Despite regular touring and an avid fan base, it's been more than six years since the release of this legendary musician's last American album. With strong new songs, inspired playing and exquisitely soulful singing, Walter has made an album that places him among them major blues/soul talents working today. Produced by Scott Billington.

1. Trials and Tribulations 03:54 2. Funkyard 04:57 3. I Stand Accused 06:15 4. Mary Ann 04:48 5. Please Come Back to Me 04:17 6. Wolf Funk 06:46 7. When the Answer is Clear 05:37 8. Close the Door 05:55 9. The Big Easy 04:58 10. I'm in Love 03:54 11. Funk is in the House 05:26 12. Cousin Joe 00:06

Wolf at the Door 1991

"Walter "Wolfman" Washington is one of the most distinctive rhythm ì and blues guitarists and singers performing today, with a jazz ì player's ears, a blues player's attack and a gospel player's ì soul. And his band, the Roadmasters, lays down the tightest and ì most inspired grooves of any band in New Orleans today. His ì voice, always powerful and expressive, grows in emotional depth ì and assurance with every album: there are tracks here that can ì stand up to classic southern soul of any era.

1. Hello Stranger 06:11 2. Is It Something You've Got/I Had It All The Time 05:31 3. I Want To Know 04:50 4. Peepin' 05:45 5. It Doesn't Really Matter 06:02 6. Heatin' It Up 04:24 7. Tailspin 03:02 8. At Night In The City 04:46 9. Don't Say Goodbye 04:22

Out of the Dark 1988
Following the success of his first Rounder album, Walter "Wolfman" Washington assembled the nucleus of the band heard on his follow up. Drummer Wilbert Arnold and Walter trade jibes on "You Can Stay But the Noise Must Go," while Walter digs deep into his soul for his moving interpretation of Buddy Johnson's "Save Your Love for Me." This is one of Walter's best and most funky recordings.	1. You Can Stay But The Noise Must Go On 06:16 2. On The Prowl 04:01 3. Steal Away 04:28 4. Out Of The Dark 05:55 5. Ain't That Loving You 03:57 6. Feel So Bad 04:18 7. Nobody's Fault But Mine 05:18 8.. Save Your Love For Me 08:05

Wolf Tracks 1986

While New Orleans is known for great piano players, horn players and drummers, the city has produced only a few guitarists of renown. Walter "Wolfman" Washington is one. Here is a guitarist who has developed one of the funkiest and most expressive styles in modern r&b. His attractive deep soul voice and the album's imaginative arrangements (in collaboration with David Torkanowsky and Bill Samuel) make his first Rounder album a New Orleans r&b classic.

1. I'm Tiptoeing Through 04:43 2. Thinking For Yourself 03:45 3. Are You The Lady? 05:33 4. Sweet Cakes 04:16 5. It Was Fun While It Lasted 03:37 6. You Got Me Worried 05:54 7. One Way Or Another 05:19 8. Can I Change My Mind? 04:14 9. Without You 05:02