Help The Poor - B.B King e Eric Clapton (Por Renata Peixoto e The High Club)

2000.04.27 Ole Blues Festival - Club Maxime - Bergen, Norway (Audience Recording)

Buddy Guy & Robert Plant - "Part Time Love (cut)" + "Knock on Wood"

Hoochie Coochie Man

Robben Ford - Top Down Blues

David Gilmour - Echoes - Acoustic Version

Bessie Smith - I M Wild About That Thing (1929)

1995 cassette recording by DC-Baltimore group, The Urban Legends: Ruth Goldberg, Ira Gitlin, George Welling, Jamie Daly

4 The Milk Cow Blues (Kokomo Arnold)

in the tradition of early blues, all the "parts" kind of fall into place together at the beginning of the track, and then the groove kicks in; and honey, it's delightful  -  and only 2 min. long.  Detroit was blessed to have John Lee Hooker! 

John Lee Hooker - "I'm Leaving" - 1964 45 rpm Vinyl

Slow Blues jam with a Japanese Squier Strat, Seymour Duncan's Everything Axe pickups set modded. Relax...

Otis Rush Style Blues

From the album Gutbucket Slims Blues Emporium featuring Mos Def, Christina Aguilera, Rick James, Leadbelly, Michael Jackson, Charles Bukowski and More.
Download the full album for free at www.gutbucketslim.com

Gutbucket Slim Vs Mos Def Vs Howlin Wolf

Recorded at the birthday of my dad ;) 
Roger-Cajon
Dieter-Guitar
Johann-Piano
Jack-Harp 
Leo-Vocals 

Help me - Sonny Boy Williamson ( Live Cover )

With a boom crash boom and a shit load of borrowed blues, Gutbucket Slim just don't give a fuck if you like it or not. Though there may be much speculation to his real identity it matters little to Slim, this is because his blues emporium is supposed to be a shared experience, a kaleidoscopic collage of blues, beats, rhymes and riffs made for the sheer hell of it. Borrowing from a multitude of eras and hosted by a slew of unlikely (and unwitting) collaborators, Slim has created a kind of musical patois, something that shouldn't make sense but strangely speaks a common code to all of us.

Whether it be mixing Howlin Wolf with Mos Def, Michael Jackson with a texas shuffle, or George Carlin with Muddy Waters, Gutbucket Slims Blues Emporium is fused together with the guitar slinging antics of Slim himself and melded shut with a whole bunch of unpretentious, but never trivial good times