Mississippi Fred McDowell – Going Down To The River
B. B. King – The Thrill Is Gone
Big Mama Thornton & Buddy Guy – Hound Dog
Buddy Guy – Hoochie Coochie Man (Acoustic)
Muddy Waters – I Got My Mojo Working
Albert Collins – I Ain’t Drunk
Mike Bloomfield – Drinking Wine
Albert King & The Doors -- Fever
Albert King – Born Under A Bad Sign
Butterfield Blues Band – Drifting Blues
Etta James – Take It To The Limit
Elvis Presley – Reconsider Baby
Willie Dixon – Seventh Son
The Rolling Stones – Love In Vain
Howling Wolf – Shake For Me
John Lee Hooker – Boom Boom
Jimi Hendrix – Red House
Janis Joplin – Ball and Chain
Joss Stone – Right To Be Wrong
Jeff Beck – Over The Rainbow
Elvis Presley – Mess Of Blues
Chuck Berry/Eric Clapton – Wee Wee Hours
Woke up this evening
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2 comments:
I am in awe Mick! A veritable history of the real stuff, that ol' devil music with the big bad beat. More than a a 101, I do declare that if you watch all these you'all will be compelled to pick up an electric guitar, I'd recommend an old beat up telecaster, and perpetrate some music, something raw, something sexy, something doin' with the two an' the four.
Good on you Sir!
been thru ur trash, & wot do I find in the lookin' glass..?? but my good self staring back at me.
tell ya a little secret.( ain't now is it) in the late 7t's my bro' worked for a while as a postie in the west-end..his walk considered of the NME office when it was in Carnaby Street..guess wot, he half inched most of ur's, Nick Kent's & Murry's review records & flogged them at Cheap-Cheapo..true shit _ JoHnny
btw; he had the good sense of keeping the Pistols on A&M..which I nicked from him, wot are brothers for..??
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