good piece of real music, no synths, no tricks, just sweat and the blues

Spoonful (Willie Dixon / Cream)

buddy guy & junior wells - little by little (live japan '75)

Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones - Mannish Boy

From Owen Campbell's record "The Pilgrim"

Leave It Alone

musicmaker.org

Tim Duffy has devoted the last two decades of his life to the Music Maker Relief Foundation, a non-profit that helps musicians in the South that have fallen on hard times. In late 1995, around the time the organization launched, he found himself in a New York brownstone with Eric Clapton. "Eric noticed the 1930 Martin 00-18 sitting in the corner," Duffy says. "When Eric began to play, it was spellbinding and among the most amazing musical moments of my life. I picked up my guitar and quickly tuned it a half-step up to match his and began to play some back up guitar licks that I learned from Guitar Gabriel."

The duo recorded a cover of "Mississippi blues" by Willie Brown that Duffy has recently dug up to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Music Maker Relief Foundation. "Music Maker is a fabulous project," says Clapton, "real evidence that the music I have always loved is alive and well."

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Mississippi Blues feat. Eric Clapton and Timothy Duffy

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

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)

Johnny Winter feat. Sonny Landreth - T-Bone Shuffle - Album: Roots [2011]

SCUTTLE BUTTIN (Stevie Ray Vaughan) & HEY HEY (Eric Clapton) - MEDLEY

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SCUTTLE BUTTIN (Stevie Ray Vaughan) & HEY HEY (Eric Clapton) - MEDLEY

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

Wild About You - John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

buddy guy & junior wells - little by little (live japan '75)

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