The Siegel–Schwall Band is an American electric blues band from Chicago, Illinois. The band was formed in 1964 by Corky Siegel (harmonica and piano) and Jim Schwall (guitar), and still tours occasionally. Corky Siegel and Jim Schwall met each other when both were music students at Roosevelt University. Siegel, originally a saxophonist, was interested in blues, while Schwall's background was mostly in country music. They combined these two genres, producing a lighter sounding blues as compared to Butterfield Blues Band or John Mayall. The Siegel–Schwall Band included Shelly Plotkin on drums and Jos Davidson on bass. Davidson had previously played with Steve Miller and the Ardells.
1968
Vanguard VSD 79289,11 tracks, 37:25 min.
1970
Vanguard VSD 6562, 8 tracks, 37:08 min.
1971
Wounded Bird 1002, 7 tracks, 36:50 min.
1972
Wounded Bird 1010, 9 tracks, 39:30 min.
1973
Line records 900282, 10 tracks, 39:59 min.
1974
Line Records 900289, 11 tracks,39:08 min.
1974
Line Records 900284, 8 tracks, 40:13 min.
1988
Alligator 4760, 10 tracks, 53:41 min.
1991
Vanguard 135/36, 19 tracks, 75:07 min.
2001
Vanguard 192/93 (3 CD), 46 tracks, 181:02 min.
2005
Alligator 4906, 14 tracks, 54:25 min.
2007
Vanguard 73169, 10 tracks, 42:15 min.
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