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Brother Yusef: ...in the Moment
A Live Solo Blues performance. Alittle Slide Guitar with some Chicago-Mississippi-Texas-West Coast Swing finger picking, all mixed up in a fatback flavored stew.
Recommended if you like
John Lee Hooker,
Lightnin' Hopkins,
Robert Johnson.
Walker T Ryan: 13
Taproot, Acoustic delta Blues, slide. originals and classics. Unique
Recommended if you like
Howlin' Wolf,
Lightnin' Hopkins,
Son House.
Ma Rainey: 1923-1928
The "Mother Of The Blues" - Her legendary sessions recorded between 1923 and 1928.
Recommended if you like
Bessie Smith,
Billie Holiday.
Reggie Miles: 51 Highway Blues
Fusing the influences of Leadbelly, McTell, Charley Patton, all those old blues and ragtime authors, with original songs and those of musical acquaintances. Raw, like the rural Delta Blues that rocked the juke joints of the 20s and 30s.
Recommended if you like
Howlin' Wolf,
Willie Dixon,
Willie McTell,
Willie Murphy.
Delaney Bramlett: A New Kind Of Blues
Legendary, Delaney Bramlett sings "A NEW KIND OF BLUES". Famous for influencing or working with many of the worlds most famous musicians, such as Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Duane Allman, Albert King, George Harrison.
Recommended if you like
Eric Clapton.
Ron Campbell: A Skinny Old White Man Sings The Blues
"Gritty and great." - Chattanooga Times. Campbell’s debut CD was runner-up for the 1999 JPF Blues Album of the Year. It’s solo Delta Blues, with acoustic guitar, harmonica and drums – played simultaneously and recorded live in the studio.
Recommended if you like
John Hammond,
Robert Johnson.
Richard Ray Farrell: Acoustic Roots
Solo acoustic Ragtime & Delta Blues from the 1920's and 1930's
Recommended if you like
Blind Blake,
Muddy Waters,
Robert Johnson.
Debi Candlish: Ain't got the Blues
A whole lotta blues with a little bit a\' country roots thrown in.
Recommended if you like
Bonnie Raitt,
Lucinda Williams,
Memphis Minnie.
Keith Dunn: Alone With The Blues
An entire CD with voice and harmonica alone; Award winning songwriting that’s been compared to J.B. Lenoir; harmonica with the soul of Sonny Boy and the tone of Big Walter Horton; humorous, topical, powerful recordings for the 21st century.
Recommended if you like
Big Walter Horton,
J.B. Lenoir,
Sonny Boy Williamson.