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***RIP*** Lazy Lester (1 Viewer)
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Lazy Lester and Lightnin' Slim the fathers of Swamp Blues, could toss Slim Harpo, Lonesome Sundow, Silas Hogan in there.
But, he was not one of the top 25 ever.
Muddy Waters
BB King
Robert Johnson
Son House
Bessie Smith
Charley Patton
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Big Bill Broonzy
John Lee Hooker
Howlin' Wolf
Ma Rainey
Memphis Minnie
Lightnin' Hopkins
Jimmy Reed
Little Walter
Lonnie Johnson
Leroy Carr
Blind Blake
Furry Lewis
Albert King
Blind Willie McTell
Tampa Red
Victoria Spivey
Blind Boy Fuller
Lowell Fulson
Sonny Boy Williamson
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Otis Rush
and some others far more revered in the blues world.
But, being aware of the guy, cool~~~~~~~
Blues freak here, over 6000 blues CD's, a mini library.
In my opinion it gets no better than this.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdfJ7zmgtyA
Swamp Blues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ6UfaYppyU
This is considered to be the first blues on record, while debatable, why fight it?
1920
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlttlljMBKQ
While that is a bit jazzy, we did see that "country" blues with the 1924 recordings of Ed Andrews, Papa Charley Jackson and Daddy Stovepipe. Only Jackson well know today (by blues freaks).
But, he was not one of the top 25 ever.
Muddy Waters
BB King
Robert Johnson
Son House
Bessie Smith
Charley Patton
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Big Bill Broonzy
John Lee Hooker
Howlin' Wolf
Ma Rainey
Memphis Minnie
Lightnin' Hopkins
Jimmy Reed
Little Walter
Lonnie Johnson
Leroy Carr
Blind Blake
Furry Lewis
Albert King
Blind Willie McTell
Tampa Red
Victoria Spivey
Blind Boy Fuller
Lowell Fulson
Sonny Boy Williamson
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Otis Rush
and some others far more revered in the blues world.
But, being aware of the guy, cool~~~~~~~
Blues freak here, over 6000 blues CD's, a mini library.
In my opinion it gets no better than this.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdfJ7zmgtyA
Swamp Blues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ6UfaYppyU
This is considered to be the first blues on record, while debatable, why fight it?
1920
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlttlljMBKQ
While that is a bit jazzy, we did see that "country" blues with the 1924 recordings of Ed Andrews, Papa Charley Jackson and Daddy Stovepipe. Only Jackson well know today (by blues freaks).
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