Unique singer, so cool can play some originals and some BB King, some Clapton, some Ray Charles. His blues sound is so convincing that it seems as though music has always been an integral part of his life. Particularly impressive collection of sincerity on http://buddyguytourdates.com/

Had a bd couple weeks guys but here I am <3

Jackie & Darryl's Mixed Set List

Buddy Guy - The Things I Used To Do

Peggy Lee- Fever

Original version appears on their 1978 album "Shakedown Street". 

Enjoy

Grateful Dead - Fire On The Mountain (Ole Smokey's Extd Edit)

Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones - Mannish Boy

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Kant, Cee

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)

From the album 'This Is Buddy Guy,' available as a limited edition LP reissue exclusively for Record Store Day, 2012.

Buddy Guy - 24 Hours Of The Day  [REMASTERED - 2012]

Europe '72

You Win Again (Live in England, 1972) [2001 Remaster] (Live in England, 1972; 2001 Remaster) [feat. David Nelson, Debbie Eisenberg, Marma-Duke, Merle Saunders, Mouse, Pete Grant & WENDY]

The Three Ladies Of Blues: See See Rider

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.

For the full story see http://bit.ly/XUx2xT

Produced by Tom Hambridge  
Recorded at Sound Stage Studio, Nashville TN  
Engineered by Jim Cooley and Nick Autry  
Mixed &Mastered by Tom Hambridge and Michael Saint-Leon at The Switchyard, Nashville TN
Executive Producer: Bruce Iglauer  

Additional Recording by:  
Shane Baldwin at Elevated Basement, Savannah GA  
Stuart Sullivan at Wire Recording, Austin TX  
Brendan Muldowney at Carriage House, Stamford CT   

Photos by Christopher Durst, christopherdurst.com 
Packaging design by Kevin Niemiec 
Alligator logo by Michael Trossman  

Booking: The Rosebud Agency, www.rosebudus.com 
Management: jacklyn@jamescottonsuperharp.com
jamescottonsuperharp.com  

James Cotton plays and endorses Seydel Harmonicas (seydelusa.com) 
Tom Holland endorses Delaney Guitars (delaneyguitars.com) and GHS Strings (ghsstrings.com) 
Jerry Porter endorses Sabian Cymbals (sabian.com), Smith Drums (myspace.com/smithdrums) and Evans Drumheads (evansdrumheads.com)  

Gregg Allman appears courtesy of Rounder Records 
Joe Bonamassa appears courtesy of J&R Adventures 
Ruthie Foster appears courtesy of Blue Corn Music 
Warren Haynes appears courtesy of Stax Records 
Keb Mo appears courtesy of Yolabelle International/ILG 
Darrell Nulisch appears courtesy of Severn Records

Cotton Mouth Man

Order from Alligator

James Cotton - Bonnie Blue

Albert Collins - Ego trip

Recorded at Boxcar Studios and mixed by Kenny Neal Jr.
Featuring Kyle Sullivan (dr) and Dan Mock on (gtr, bs) performing a song from the Freddy King album "Larger Than Life" (recorded for demo purposes only).

Freddy King - Ain't That I Don't Love You

Vanguard Records, part of Concord Bicycle Music’s Fantasy Label Group, is one of the world’s leading independent record labels. Its eclectic roster of quality artists includes Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Switchfoot, O.A.R., Flogging Molly, Parachute, Sallie Ford, Matt Nathanson, Chris Isaak, Barenaked Ladies, Greg Laswell, Trevor Hall, Indigo Girls, and more. It’s rich history of catalog artists features Levon Helm, Merle Haggard, Joan Baez, Mindy Smith, Buddy Guy, Big Mama Thornton, Junior Wells, John Fahey, to name a few.

Buddy Guy - The Things I Used To Do

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