Some Random Blues

Sweet Home Chicago (Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin  Jimmie Vaughan)

LIVE BLUES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sDadnnHntw

John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom

Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones - Mannish Boy

Muddy Waters - Rollin Stone

From Owen Campbell's record "The Pilgrim"

Leave It Alone

Over 78 minutes of Koko Taylor’s best from her long career at Alligator Records.  Koko was the preeminent blues woman in the world – the undisputed Queen of the Blues.  With her huge, gritty voice and the backing of her powerhouse band, The Blues Machine, she delivered touch Chicago blues over a 45-year career, ending with her death in 2009.  Koko won just about every award the blues world had to offer, including 29 Blues Music Awards (more than any other artist).  Seven of her last eight Alligator albums received Grammy nominations.  Highlights include Wang Dang Doodle, I’m A Woman, Ernestine and Let The Good Times Roll.

The Best Of Koko Taylor

Order from iTunes

Koko Taylor - Born Under A Bad Sign feat. Buddy Guy

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)

T-Bone Blues

Evenin'

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)

Hendrix Blues (Red House)

The Doors And John Lee Hooker - Roadhouse Blues

Van  Morrison & John Lee Hooker - Together - 02 - Never Get Out of These Blues Alive

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

Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightnin'

live version of the classic, with "Blues Transfer" and Henry Heggen as special guest singer and harmonica player.

Muddy Waters - Rollin Stone

Wam

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