This chapter is practically a confessional booth - these singers, inhabiting lovers both wronged and wrong, have blues they must unburden, stories they have to get off their chest. You feel that desperation for closure or absolution in every syllable of tracks like “My Daily Wish” and “Bad Bad Whiskey,” But there are other notes being played here too, from the dual roast routine “Double Crossing Blues” to John Lee Hooker plumbing the grimy depths of the genre on “Crawling King Snake.”