Mary Lane - 12 - Boss Man

Self realeased CD that Mary sold at her shows. The quality of the live recordings is "poor", to say something, are most likely audience recordings, or maybe the sound of a video from concerts at the Chicago Blues Festival and Nick's.
The studio selections are from "Appointment With The Blues" (Noir Records, 1997) and "Mojo Mamas" (Blue Chicago, 2000).
---- Mary Lane Biography by Jason Ankeny (from AllMusic):
A longtime staple of Chicago's West Side blues circuit, singer Mary Lane was born November 23, 1935 in Clarendon, Arkansas. After honing her skills in local juke joints in the company of Howlin' Wolf, Robert Nighthawk, Little Junior Parker and James Cotton, Lane relocated to Chicago in 1957; backed by Morris Pejoe, she soon cut her debut single "You Don't Want My Lovin' No More" for the Friendly Five label. A favorite among peers for her dulcet tones, she nevertheless did not record again for several decades, remaining virtually unknown outside of the Chicago blues faithful; finally, in the early 1990s, Lane recorded a handful of tracks for the Wolf label, leading to 1997's full-length Appointment with the Blues.