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Buddy Guy - The Things I Used To Do

Blues legends Buddy Guy and Stevie Ray Vaughan jamming "Champagne & Reefer" on Buddy's birthday in 1989 at Legends in Chicago

Buddy Guy And Steve Ray Vaughan - 30 July 1989 - Champagne & Reefer

Albert Collins & Johnny Copeland & Robert Cray - Black Cat Bone

Gypsy Woman (Muddy Waters)

B.B. King, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Albert Collins & Buddy Guy - Sweet Little Angel (Live)

John Lee Hooker was a true original, a musical colossus whose compelling and mysterious sound towered over the blues and echoed the very soul of African-American experience. Remastered for unparalleled audio clarity, this collection contains the dynamic early career of a truly unique blues legend.

John Lee Hooker: Dimples

After watching the film Cadillac Records (twice in a week), this for me was the stand out track, but it was a little too short, so here's my extended version  - added a kick low in the mix too.

Little Walter - My Babe (Spaghetti Legs Re-Jiggle)

Albert King - Side B-You threw your love on me too strong

Derek And The Dominos Key To The Highway (Live At The Fillmore)

4 Muddy Waters - Louisiana Blues

You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had-Muddy Waters

Little Walter - Tell me Mama

Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightnin'

Today we're going back in time and enjoy a musical journey through the 20th century US Black History. Let's have a break in your Felfelosopher daily routine and take a trip from South to North, East to West, from early New Orleans jazz and Harlem trumpets to 70's deep funky bass lines and kitchy pants. Get your hips ready. Put on your dancing shoes and your flashy star-shaped sunglasses. Because this trip is all about grooving. It's all about powerful rhythms that moves you body and soul, inside out.
Do not forget we're all groove keepers :)


4 Muddy Waters - Louisiana Blues

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