Well recorded Blues songs/albums

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WGH

Re: Well recorded Blues songs/albums
« Reply #20 on: 6 Dec 2022, 09:29 pm »
Any album by Rory Block, 7 times blues award winner



Every album is a master class on how the blues should be played


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« Last Edit: 7 Dec 2022, 01:15 am by WGH »

mitch stl

Re: Well recorded Blues songs/albums
« Reply #21 on: 7 Dec 2022, 02:29 am »



This is a classic from 1965 -- a simple, raw recording with minimal processing. I transferred this from the LP. I've always enjoyed straightforward recordings like this where they basically just put a microphone in front of the musicians and let them play, without all the effects and processing so often added these days.

dpatters

Re: Well recorded Blues songs/albums
« Reply #22 on: 7 Dec 2022, 11:58 am »
I would highly recommend Johnny Adams - One Foot in the Blues. Very well recorded and great music as well.

Don P