Muddy Waters - Rollin Stone

Albert King - I'll Play The Blues For You (Full Version - Live At Wattstax Festival 1973)

This is exceptional blues the way it was meant to be played. Complete emersion in the sounds and feelings of the boogie with enough power and magic to overwhelm you like a hurricane or the Mississippi leaving its banks. This album rocks and provides enough power to make any blues fan happy. It will help light the fire on your grill and spice up any party on the back porch. With the help of guests like John Colianni, Angel Rose, Henry Butler, Don Lopez, and Eric R. Durham you are left with nothin' missing.
From the moment you put this disc in the player it rocks. The keys, drums, bass and other instruments only enhance what 'Murch' is already delivering through the chords. Powers' rendition of Hendrix' famous 'Spanish Castle Magic' is a highlight, as is the blues classic 'Shake Your Money Maker'. 'I Ain't Superstitious' is a wonderful song like a meandering river full of life. The title track is excellent with it entertaining keys.  "by: Mark Johnson http://www.seaoftranquility.org/reviews.php?op=showcontent&id=11325" MichaelPowers.com Mgmt. StratosphericTalent.webs.com

11 HONEYBEE (Muddy Waters)

Dylan Harrison Sessions 1970 studio sessions Transfer From Vinyl

Bob Dylan - George Harrison - Yesterday

Robert Johnson - Sweet Home Chicago

Lil Ed Williams & Willie Kent • Who’s Been Talking (1998) Earwig 4941 CD
This record features a slew of previously unrecorded tunes written by Ed and Willie, plus some lesser-known chestnuts from their influences, Muddy, Howlin’ Wolf, and Elmore James, and some Chicago soul thrown in for good measure. On the Willie Kent vocal tracks Eddie C. Campbell plays lead guitar and Lil Ed plays rhythm, and on Ed’s vocal tracks he plays lead while Eddie C. plays rhythm guitar. The much in-demand session keyboardist Allen Batts plays acoustic piano and Hammond organ, and Cleotha “Bald Head Pete” Williams plays drums. Willie Kent plays bass on all tracks. This is some of the most passionate singing on record by Willie Kent, way too under-recognized as a vocalist.

“An album of pure authentic Chicago blues…a potent combination of veteran talent. Muddy and Wolf would approve of this one.” 
– Real Blues


09 I Wanna Get Married

Live in London, Canada at The Fire House Buddy Guy the late JR. Wells Phil Guy on second guitar Doug Fangen on sax R.I.P.

The Legendary Merle Perkins live with Buddy Guy 1977 slow blues. Not the same song as the other one.

BB KING - The Thrill is Gone

BB KING -Please Accept My Love

Louisiana Red live in 2003 in Germany, Rostock with the Band "Blues Transfer"
The full title you can hear and watch on youtube...www.youtube.com/user/bluestransfer?feature=watch

Muddy Waters - Rollin Stone

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