- The Last of the Big Time Spenders · 2002
- The Last of the Big Time Spenders · 2002
- Classic Chicago Studio Session 1982 · 1994
- Classic Chicago Studio Session 1982 · 1994
- Classic Chicago Studio Session 1982 · 1994
- Classic Chicago Studio Session 1982 · 1994
- Chicago Blues · 1995
- Chicago's Hottest Guitars: Chicago Blues Session, Vol. 25 · 1998
- The Last of the Big Time Spenders · 2002
- The Last of the Big Time Spenders · 2002
- Classic Chicago Studio Session 1982 · 1994
- Classic Chicago Studio Session 1982 · 1994
- It's A Real Mutha · 1985
Live Albums
- 1997
About Phil Guy
Phil Guy didn't eclipse his older brother Buddy's status as a blues superstar, and in reality, Phil's funky brand of blues was not captured correctly for posterity. But he remained an active attraction on the Chicago circuit, following in his sibling's footsteps and patiently waiting for his own star to rise up until his death. Like his sibling, Phil Guy played with harpist Raful Neal (for a decade) before leaving the Baton Rouge scene for Chicago in 1969. There he played with his brother's high-energy organization as well as behind harpist Junior Wells (Phil handled guitar duties with Sammy Lawhorn on Wells' underrated mid-'70s Delmark album On Tap). Phil Guy cut albums of his own for JSP; they were generally lacking in originality if not spirit. Phil Guy lost his battle with liver and kidney cancer in August of 2008. ~ Bill Dahl
- HOMETOWN
- Lettsworth, LA, United States
- BORN
- 28. April 1940
- GENRE
- Blues