MONDAY, APRIL 3 at 3 p.m. ET/2 p.m. CT Standing at six foot five inches, Chester Burnett was a dominating presence on any stage. But when added to his unique voice and talented harmonica and guitar licks, he was a red hot coal on a cold day—everyone was drawn to him. In contrast to his gentle demeanor, Wolf’s aggressive blues style will make him popular first in Chicago, and then the rest of the world. But the man they called Howlin’ Wolf is as elusive as smokestack lightning. Listen to his blues hits, hear the story of his life and the path he took to became one of the most recognizable figures in Blues music. One and a half hours of music, stories and information with 15 minutes of Q&A and discussion from the attendees. Class will be streamed and recorded for replay on-demand.