Blues music only.

Devil Doc · « **Reply #480 on:** 14 Apr 2014, 09:00 pm »

While were in the Delta, mine as well hear from Son House.

Doc.

EarPal · « **Reply #481 on:** 14 Apr 2014, 10:05 pm »

Damon Fowler - Sounds Of Home

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Use1t8wvwvA

Devil Doc · « **Reply #482 on:** 14 Apr 2014, 10:17 pm »

I guess I'll wrap up this Blue Monday with Maria Muldaur's tribute to Memphis Minnie.

Doc

Captainhemo · « **Reply #483 on:** 15 Apr 2014, 02:36 am »

Bill Perry - Fir It Up '01
Samples

Captainhemo · « **Reply #484 on:** 16 Apr 2014, 02:26 am »

Billy Boy Arnold - Billy Boy Arnold Sings Big Bill Broonzy '12Samples

Captainhemo · « **Reply #485 on:** 16 Apr 2014, 03:35 am »

Junior Wells / Buddy Guy - Hoodoo Man Blues '65
Samples

pumpkinman · « **Reply #486 on:** 16 Apr 2014, 07:38 pm »

Canned Heat ~ Gamblin' Woman.....................1996

pumpkinman · « **Reply #487 on:** 16 Apr 2014, 08:28 pm »

Uncanned ~ The Best Of Canned Heat

I love track 11 on disc 1...The Hunter (previously unreleased)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U67vqcNBRY&feature=kp

Captainhemo · « **Reply #488 on:** 16 Apr 2014, 09:25 pm »

Another good one from Hubert Sumlin

Hubert Sumlin - Hubert Sumlin's Blues Party '87
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pumpkinman · « **Reply #489 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 01:41 am »

CANNED HEAT ~THE TIES THAT BIND
CD 1997 (Recorded in 1974)

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Boogie-woogie blues rockers Canned Heat serve up a gyrating platter of previously-unleashed material, all recorded during three separate studio sessions. The album's final three cuts ("Reefer Blues", "You Tease Me" and "Something's Gotta Go") are the final recorded output from Heat founder/guitarist Alan Wilson, who committed suicide a few weeks after these studio sessions were made.
The album kicks off with the good-time party ambience of "Saturday Night Fish Fry". Track four, "Drunk", is a reeling 'n' rocking slab of slide guitar magic. Then there's the rhythm and blues grinder, "Harry's Open Pit and Bar B Que".
Canned Heat fell by the wayside in the '70s with the advent of disco and punk rock, but while those musical stylings have a tendency to come off as cliche and dated today, the Heat's blistering rhythm and blues still sounds as fresh and new as the day it was canned.

pumpkinman · « **Reply #490 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 10:20 am »

Canned Heat '70 Concert ~ Recorded Live In Europe

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #491 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 01:03 pm »

"I heard Momma and Poppa talkin. I heard Mama tell Poppa, let that boy boogie woogie". Might have been the other way around. It's only been since the 50's that I've heard this. "I never will forget the first time I heard the Wolfman howl . . scared me half to death". I wish I had been this lady's manager. I just can't believe she made only two albums. Who knows who these artists are?

Captainhemo · « **Reply #492 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 04:16 pm »

"I never will forget the first time I heard the Wolfman howl . . scared me half to death".
Angela Strehli , Two Bit Texas Town from Blonde & Blue

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #493 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 04:26 pm »

Quote from: Captainhemo on 17 Apr 2014, 04:16 pm

"I never will forget the first time I heard the Wolfman howl . . scared me half to death".
Angela Strehli , Two Bit Texas Town from Blonde & Blue

You old scholar you. This album, btw, is engineered by Bill Schnee who engineered for Sheffield Labs direct-to-disc records and it's sound is excellent. She wrote that tune and three others on the album/CD. Anybody who likes R&B should jump on this one like a duck on a bug!

Captainhemo · « **Reply #494 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 05:23 pm »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 17 Apr 2014, 04:26 pm

You old scholar you. This album, btw, is engineered by Bill Schnee who engineered for Sheffield Labs direct-to-disc records and it's sound is excellent. She wrote that tune and three others on the album/CD. Anybody who likes R&B should jump on this one like a duck on a bug!

Ahh, truth be known... I saw your post over in the karma circle earlier and went and searched out the album. I was streaming it as I read this thread ane came upon your post here . Had only just heard the track a few minutes earlier !!
It is a great album, I am going to order it. Is Blue Highway equally as good ? It wasn't available to stream from the service I use

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #495 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 05:49 pm »

Dunno that one, Cap'n. If you can listen to her album Deja Blue online, DO listen to the title track for some down and dirty guitar work, and "Too Late" cause it is sooo real and features her in a duet with Doug Sahm tho he can't hold a match to her. Overall, I don't think this one is as good as Blonde and Blue, however

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Devil Doc · « **Reply #496 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 05:58 pm »

She's a fine singer and has graced this thread in the past. I also have her album "Soul Shake", but it's not as good as the aforementioned "Blonde and Blue".

Doc

pumpkinman · « **Reply #497 on:** 17 Apr 2014, 11:41 pm »

John Mayall ~ Road Dogs

pumpkinman · « **Reply #498 on:** 18 Apr 2014, 01:19 am »

Rory Block ~ Confessions of a Blues Singer

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #499 on:** 18 Apr 2014, 02:38 am »

"I heard Momma and Poppa talkin. I heard Mama tell Poppa, let that boy boogie woogie". Might have been the other way around. It's only been since the 50's that I've heard this. "I never will forget the first time I heard the Wolfman howl . . scared me half to death". I wish I had been this lady's manager. I just can't believe she made only two albums. Who knows who these artists are?

The former is John Lee Hooker and the tune is Boogie Chillin'.