blues

beginnings besinnings.

proper magic .. one of my favourite pieces ..

J.J. Cale. One of my favs. Love the overall dry drum sound and the guitar tone on the solo at 1:05.

Don't know enough to post much, I do love these recordings though:

I've heard the studio version of this song way too many times, but this live version is damn good:

let's resurrect the blues! alan wilson's voice is chill af!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZXRWgKe1x8

big bottomed blues.

 Not to defame, 'Truckin' with Albert Collins', which helped me learn guitar. But just today this was what i was watching relative to the blues. Please discount the fanboy sycophancy resident in the 'experts', who need a hanging. The chap liked Jimi Hendrix and a couple of other guys and he played the licks fast in his own way with Double Trouble.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lm06GowX3gU

Personal fave.

  On 5/13/2018 at 6:30 PM, jaderpansen said:

what a great song, ty for the introduction :thumbsup:

  On 5/14/2018 at 8:26 PM, THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

 

  On 5/13/2018 at 6:30 PM, jaderpansen said:

muddy

what a great song, ty for the introduction :thumbsup:

yer most welcome :)

please come back beck

Been feelin the blues again lately, this song came on Pandora the other day... pretty good stuff, need to look more into this guy;
 

"Funny Paper" Smith

Eddie "One String" Jones

Good footage of Big Joe Williams playing his 9 string guitar:

Delighted to find this thread!!!

Minor pentatonics or go home!!! (Only guitar scale I know)

Anyone know much about vocal only blues? I was listening to Vera Hall the other day following really enjoying that Moby track. There's a large blues section at my local record store which i could dig better if I knew what to look for. In my mind it'd be ideal sampling material.

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Link's early '70s records remind me of Exile On Main Street except way superior cos he was the real thing and they were...not, frankly