Bring Your Favorite Blues music (song, good, range, listen)
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I have to agree that the best way to enjoy the blues is at a small local club. I've seen some great shows here in Phoenix at The Rhythm Room and Char's Has the Blues.
My favorite old-school blues artist is Freddie King (http://www.amazon.com/Freddie-King/artist/B000APEUBA - broken link). The "Ultimate Collection" CD showcases his range and talent. My favorite song of his is "Palace of the King." I can't play that one loud enough.
I was turned onto Freddie King by a local blues guitarist, Carvin Jones, who I've seen play at a bunch of local clubs.
Probably makes up the bulk of my 40yr+ collection and this might ruffle a few feathers but top of the heap for me [in the genre] has always been Rory Gallagher,,
just from the top of my head... will think
about it... since really at work now... hope
the above can help you narrow it down...
like whether you like any of them or is
looking more specifically for something else...
Last edited by Thursday007; 07-21-2010 at 02:21 PM..
Reason: 3 vids per post - old post tho.
Buddy Guy - As good as it gets
http://www.last.fm/music/Buddy+Guy/_ (http://www.last.fm/music/Buddy+Guy/_/Slow+Blues+%28instrumental - broken link)
/Slow+Blues+(instrumental (http://www.last.fm/music/Buddy+Guy/_/Slow+Blues+%28instrumental - broken link))
This wouldn't work for me; it says "track not found". Here's another one, in case I'm not the only one who's having trouble lol:
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