Today's Blues Playlist

[bobsvinyl]

John Weston & Blues Force-So Doggone Blue CD- Back to the Country.

 

[RhythmGJ]

Also, some Gospel with the Dixie Hummingbirds:



GJ

 

[Zoot Allures]

Always laugh when I read the liner notes on this record as to why it's a 3 sided.

 

[Zoot Allures]

 

[RhythmGJ]

Earlier Today:



GJ

 

[Johnno_Oz]

 

[KrisM]

Earlier Today:

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GJ

Tell me about this one, it looks sweet. The LA scene of the last 40(?) years is waaaay under appreciated, IMO.
Any Dyer with Rick Holmstrom is gold if you ask me.

 

[RhythmGJ]

Tell me about this one, it looks sweet. The LA scene of the last 40(?) years is waaaay under appreciated, IMO.
Any Dyer with Rick Holmstrom is gold if you ask me.

Surprisingly good. I got it as a "cutout" at Half-Price Books, I think. Looking at Discogs, it's kind of rare-ish, but there were a bunch for sale for $1 or whatever. I took a chance, not knowing if it was going to be schlock blues, but it's legit, and there was apparently a series of "scene" CD's (Nashville, Washington maybe-- they are Googleable). I would definitely get more of them if they were accessible.

I like comps, because they give me a taste/overview and then I can decide if I want to pursue individual artist catalogues.

GJ

 

[v8peters]

British Archives - Volume 1

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, Eric Clapton,T.S. McPhee, Savoy Brown Blues Band, Jo-Ann Kelly and Stone's Masonry

1968/1970 RCA Victor LSP-4409(e)

My CD/LP/TAPE Collection

 

[Johnno_Oz]

Jerry Zolten and Robert Crumb share some of their classic blues shellacs from the 20's & 30s. Shooting the breeze in between tunes.

 

[jgannon]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2068803973163737

Sonny Terry, born today in 1911

 

[bluestime]

 

[KrisM]

Surprisingly good. I got it as a "cutout" at Half-Price Books, I think. Looking at Discogs, it's kind of rare-ish, but there were a bunch for sale for $1 or whatever. I took a chance, not knowing if it was going to be schlock blues, but it's legit, and there was apparently a series of "scene" CD's (Nashville, Washington maybe-- they are Googleable). I would definitely get more of them if they were accessible.

I like comps, because they give me a taste/overview and then I can decide if I want to pursue individual artist catalogues.

GJ

It looks like it's got a solid lineup.
Tasby and Fletcher are(were?) a part of that Mannish Boys crew.

 

[timsclips]

The sky is crying by Elmore James

 

[Slick Willie]

I'm Ready - Muddy Waters
WLP.

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[Slick Willie]

Mo' blues cuz I'm blue.
White, Hot & Blue - Johnny Winter
WLP.

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[Slick Willie]

Blues Breakers... - John Mayall

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[RhythmGJ]

Currently: "Blues FM" on CJRT/91.1 Jazz FM.

GJ

 

[Zoot Allures]

 

[fredgarvin]

Hooker and Stevie Guitar Miller