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07-06-2002, 07:18 PM
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Blues Lovers...
Well since there seems to be a few of you here...
Here's my Top 10 List of blues artists I love listening to. In no particular order... 1. Muddy Waters 2. Jimi Hendrix 3. Johnny Winter 4. Rory Gallagher 5. Howlin' Wolf 6. Buddy Guy 7. Sonny Boy Williamson 8. Chris Whitley 9. Kelly Joe Phelps 10. Willie Dixon And many more... mOOn
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07-07-2002, 07:27 AM
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Man, I get in deep do-do whenever I play Huddie Ledbetter at my house. "Turn that sh*t off!!"
 I love it! Delbert McLinton Paul Rodgers Lowell Fulson Bo Diddley Little Walter Jimmy Withersoon Otish Rush Washboard Sam Little Milton Etta James and Dr. John together-mindblowing  I saw Gladys Knight sing the blues w/ B.B. King-she could melt you down into a puddle. She's a class act. ZZ Top Billie Holiday Buck Clayton And on, and on, and on................. Brad
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07-11-2002, 11:35 AM
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Jazz/Blues
I had the distinct pleasure of seeing Frankie Paris and Cold Sweat Live at Arthurs in New York City on Saturday night and it was a truly religious experience! They're there three nights a week and used to be the house band for the old Dana Carvey Show. If any of you are ever in NYC, DO NOT miss a chance to see Frankie et al! You can check out his cv and some sound bites from his latest album at his new site: www.FrankieParisandColdSweat.com
Matt
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07-21-2002, 04:55 PM
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In my garage sale hunts I happened across this album called Dark Muddy Bottom Blues. It was released in '72. It's a compilation of 50's blues with 3 selections previously unissued.
some of the artists are: John lee Hooker, Lightnin' Hopkins, Big Joe Williams, Mercy Dee Walton, Country Jim Bledsoe, Clarence London, & Pine Bluff Pete. Really great stuff. one of my favorites On this album is Clarence London . On the album it says about him: He recorded only one session in a Shreveport radio station, in the early 50's, and nothing more is known about him. A really great album ,also was available on 8-track, If'n ya come across it ,buy it. Derek
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07-21-2002, 08:28 PM
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Dont foget some of the newer guys like
Johnny Lang Stevie Ray Kenny Wayne Sheppard Chris Duarte Of course how could anyone forget one of my Fav home town gals Cocco Taylor Bobby Blue Bland Buddy Guy I could make a list that would includes hundreds more. Grumpy
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07-29-2002, 07:05 AM
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Getting a ton of play in my house:
- Duke Robillard, just about any of his discs; what a player!! - Marcia Ball, Presumed Innocent, dynamite zydeco-influenced blues disc. - Roomful Of Blues, can't get enough of these guys! - Charles Brown, talk about class! - Delbert McClinton, as previously mentioned... Cheers! DS.
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07-29-2002, 01:19 PM
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I've got Roomfull of Blues first album. It's a fav of mine. Lovestruck I believe is the best one on it.
Canned Heat has not been mentioned. Have you ever woke up with a bullfrog on your mind? Brad
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