CADILLAC RECORDS - Behind The Lens Online
Chess Records: The Original Blues Brothers - TeachRock
Chess Records
Chess Records | Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66
Rick Hall, the father of the Muscle Shoals sound, dies at 85 - Los Angeles Times
Leonard and Philip Chess - TeachRock
Phil Chess, Whose Record Label Elevated Unknown Blues Musicians, Dies at 95 - The New York Times
Marshall Chess on 'Who Do You Love,' the Latest Movie About His Family's Blues Label - WSJ
Leonard Chess takes over | Bibliolore
Phil Chess, Chess Records co-founder, dies aged 95 | Music | The Guardian
Chess records: The Blues and the birthplace of Rock n Roll — Steemit
Phil Chess, co-founder of beloved blues label Chess Records, dies
The Hollywood Blues: "Cadillac Records" | Vanity Fair
26 Leonard Chess Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Leonard Reitstein – Mr Chess – tangential travel
Leonard Chess - Wikipedia
Chess Producing Corp., est. 1947 - Made-in-Chicago Museum
Leonard Chess at 100: Jackie Brentston and his Delta Cats, “Rocket 88” (1951) | 45 Ruminations Per Megabyte
Phil Chess, 95; his record label incubated blues, early rock music - The Boston Globe
Ron Levy - musician / Producer / writer - Happy birthday Leonard Chess (March 12, 1917 – October 16, 1969) was an American record company executive and the co-founder of Chess Records.
Leonard Chess and Howlin' Wolf.
