Officer Pete Malloy
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Yeah, I discovered RL Burnside a few years ago through Pandora (I guess?) and love him.Good selections so far Tim. I'll add some RL Burnside to the mix:
Goin' Down South http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDCcN9qqbUA
Shake em On Down http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFoPYr8XDrE
Absolutely agree. Great description. Just love me some great blues.No other music is as visceral, as moving, as raw, as accessible yet somehow mysterious, as the blues. There is nothing better imo. Good thread.![]()
As good as a comeback as you could find. Did you know that Stevie and Johnny had the same bass player? I will take Johnny, but it's pretty damn close.Arguably the greatest blues guitarist of all time, Johnny Winter
I saw Luther Allison in college right before his lung cancer diagnosis, man what a great show.Otis Rush, Eric Clapton, and one of my all time favorites Luther Allison:
That was excellent.I just saw this at the Birchmere in D.C. last Thursday. It was really a great night.
Tab Benoit, Tommy Castro, and Samantha Fish.
Good times man...
Night Train
If you like Roomful you should check out Duke Robillard. He's a fantastic blues/jazz guitarist who founded the band and since moved on to a solo career. Also, Ronnie Earl is a great blues guitarist who played with Roomful for a while. He too moved on to record many solo albums. Many of his songs are instrumentals, which I love. Both of these guys play shows all the time in the RI/MA area.One "blues" group I have always like is Room Full of Blues. Lots of brass and rich sound. Go ahead and shoot me down...
Freddie is my favorite of the three Kings.Some Freddie King for you this morning:
Great recommendation and newest addition to my Spotify artists! Been listening to a lot of Gary Clark, SRV and Joe B. lately.Melvin Taylor is inexplicably unheralded in the blues scene. For the life of me I don't know why. Great electric blues player with a great feel for groove, and a smooth, soulful voice. Here's a link to his full album, "Plays the Blues for You". It's one of my favorite blues albums. First song is a slower instrumental jam to get things warmed up. The groove picks up on track 2.
Otis Rush, Eric Clapton, and one of my all time favorites Luther Allison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRU_acvv3mo
How can a 24 year old be a King anything? Maybe he's a big fish, or a blue fish, or even a cat fish. But a king fish? At 24? C'mon, man.
(Note I have not listened to the posted tracks yet)
More child prodigies with blues than any other genreHow can a 24 year old be a King anything? Maybe he's a big fish, or a blue fish, or even a cat fish. But a king fish? At 24? C'mon, man.
(Note I have not listened to the posted tracks yet)
I dunno...but Jonny Lang was only 16 when he recorded this:![]()
Jonny Lang - Lie To Me (1997)
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More child prodigies with blues than any other genreHow can a 24 year old be a King anything? Maybe he's a big fish, or a blue fish, or even a cat fish. But a king fish? At 24? C'mon, man.
(Note I have not listened to the posted tracks yet)
I dunno...but Jonny Lang was only 16 when he recorded this:![]()
Jonny Lang - Lie To Me (1997)
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More child prodigies with blues than any other genre
Not a history buff I see.How can a 24 year old be a King anything?
Me too. And growing up and living in Chicagoland until 20 years ago, I was always bummed that they didn't have at least one blues stations available. There are some good venues for live music but even then you have to go to the city - maybe one in the year suburbs. I'm trying to remember that one, I think it was on Harlem. Then there's Buddy Guy's of course and the two Blues on Clark.After moving to the Chicago suburbs three years ago, I picked up on the radio station at the College of DuPage (largest CC in the state). It’s mostly jazz, but they have some enjoyable themes on their evening broadcasts. Saturday evening and through until early Sunday morning it’s all blues.I’ve come to realize that’s my favorite genre.