Genre Station of Blues

Annie Lennox - I Put A Spell On You

3:45

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Im Your Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters

4:52

I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters

Lightnin Hopkins, Movin Out Boogie

2:20

Nice Blues Bopper!

Darby & Tarlton- Slow Wicked Blues

3:07

Darby and Tarlton was an early country music duo, who achieved some level of success in the late 1920s. The duo consisted of Tom Darby (born August 25, 1891 Columbus, Georgia - died August 20, 1971) and Jimmie Tarlton, (born May 8, 1892 Cheraw, South Carolina - died November 29, 1979 Phenix City, Alabama).

Joe Bonamassa - Stop!

6:53

Joe Bonamassa studio footage for the song Stop! from the 2009 CD entitled Ballad of John Henry.

If you can, the video was made to be seen in HD for both video and sound.

Lightnin Hopkins - Have you ever loved a woman

4:19

Lightnin Hopkins Blues Legend

Little Wing

6:49

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Little Wing · Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

Couldn't Stand The Weather (Legacy Edition)

℗ 1985 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Released on: 2010-07-23

Composer, Lyricist: Jimi Hendrix
Guitar, Vocal, Producer: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Drums, Producer: Chris Whipper Layton
Bass Guitar, Producer: Tommy Shannon
Producer: Jim Capfer
Keyboards: Reese Wynans

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John Lee Hooker - Crawlin King Snake

5:08

Aula Der Universitat
Salzberg, Germany
6/18/76

Skip James - Devil Got My Woman

3:03

Skip James early recording

Lyrics:

I'd rather be the devil, to be that woman man
I'd rather be the devil, to be that woman man
Aw, nothin' but the devil, changed my baby's mind
Was nothin' but the devil, changed my baby's mind
I laid down last night, laid down last night
I laid down last night, tried to take my rest
My mind got to ramblin', like a wild geese
From the west, from the west
The woman I love, woman that I loved
Woman I loved, took her from my best friend
But he got lucky, stoled her back again
But he got lucky, stoled her back again

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Paolo Nutini - Iron Sky Abbey Road Live Session

6:22

Live version of 'Iron Sky' from Paolo's album 'Caustic Love'.
Recorded live at Abbey Road, London.
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Ragged And Dirty by WILLIAM BROWN Delta Blues Guitar Legend

4:51

the man on the photography is Son House, not Willie Brown.

Ragged And Dirty WILLIE BROWN (1942)

Robert Johnson- Crossroad

2:49

delta blues music

Leadbelly-Midnight Special

3:02

Classic Leadbelly!

Hubert Sumlin - Sometimes Im Right

7:19

Hubert Sumlin - Blues Guitar Boss SACD, Buy: Hubert is the heaviest, most original guitar player I've ever heard in my live - Stevie Ray Vaughan Lyrics:
Sometimes I’m right,
Sometimes I‘m wrong, baby,
But I tell you what I’m goin’ to do, look her, little girl,
I can’t be right always,
I can’t be wrong always neither, baby,
Ma Girl you’r ma baby, sugar.
Mmm I love you girl,
Ahhh you are ma baby,
All my problems I had,
Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby it was yours just it was like
mine, sugar.
Its my problem, baby, too
Little girl, all of my love, all of my love is for you,
sugar,
Is love here?
Little girl, little girl I think I am right.
[Piano rift]

All the time I love you,

Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby with the love you bring me.
Ummm but I love you girl,
Little girl that is why I am not going to let you be, baby.
Mmmm Baby, I love love you love you little girl that’s why I
have got to be right
[Guitar rift]
So why cant I be right, but I know….

Well-known for his role in Chicago blues, Sumlin performed with Howlin’ Wolf from 1955 until the singer’s death in 1976, after which he continued performing with the late blues legend’s band under the moniker The Wolf Pack and released a string of solo albums to varying degrees of success.
His playing style, characterized by sudden bursts of noise, start-stop patterns and use of sustain, was achieved without the use of a traditional guitar pick and was a formative influence on the style of The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards. His frequent use of abrasive, shattering noise also inspired rock icons like Jimi Hendrix to experiment with guitar tone.

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Booker White - Poor Boy Long Way from Home

3:11

Booker getting down lapstyle on the ol' National

Blind Willie Johnson - Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground

3:27

Music Video I made in Honor of the Historical marker dedication today in Beaumont, Texas December 15, 2010

From the Houston Chronicle:
BEAUMONT, Texas — Texas bluesman and gospel singer Blind Willie Johnson is being remembered with a historic marker decades after his death.

A ceremony was planned Wednesday in Beaumont to honor Johnson, who died in 1945, with a Texas Historical Marker.

The Beaumont Enterprise reports a death certificate indicates Johnson, born in 1897 and blinded as a child, was buried in a pauper's cemetery in the Pear Orchard neighborhood of Beaumont.

Supporters of the traveling singer and minister set up the Blind Willie Johnson Memorial Fund to help honor the musician and his recordings from the late 1920s to the early 1930s.

Willie Brown Future Blues.

2:58

Willie Brown Future Blues.
Born August 6, 1900
Clarksdale, Mississippi, U.S.
Died December 30, 1952 (aged 52)
Tunica, Mississippi, U.S.
Willie Brown was an American delta blues guitarist and singer. He played with such notables as Charley Patton, Son House, and Robert Johnson. He was not known to be a self-promoting frontman, preferring to second other musicians. Willie Brown recorded six sides at a 1930 recording session in Grafton, WI. They were released on three 78 r.p.m. shellac discs of which only one has been found.
* Paramount 13090 M & O Blues/Future Blues (only three copies of this disc are known to exist today)

Since Ive Been Lovin You - Led Zeppelin HQ

7:25

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lyrics:
Working from seven to eleven every night,
It really makes life a drag, I don't think that's right.
I've really been the best, the best of fools, I did what I could. (Yeah)
'Cause I love you, baby, How I love you, darling, How I love you, baby,
My beloved little girl, little girl.
But baby, Since I've Been Loving You (yeah). I'm about to lose my worried mind, oh, yeah.

Everybody trying to tell me that you didn't mean me no good.
I've been trying, Lord, let me tell you, Let me tell you I really did the best I could.
I've been working from seven to eleven every night, I said It kinda makes my life a drag
Lord, that ain't right...
Since I've Been Loving You, I'm about to lose my worried mind. (Watch out!)

Said I've been crying, yeah. Oh, my tears they fell like rain,
Don't you hear them, Don't you hear them falling?
Don't you hear, Don't you hear them falling?

Do you remember mama, when I knocked upon your door?
I said you had the nerve to tell me you didn't want me no more, yeah
I open my front door, hear my back door slam,
You know, I must have one of them new fangled, new fangled back door man.

I've been working from seven, seven, seven, to eleven every night, It kinda makes my life a drag...
Baby, Since I've Been Loving You, I'm about to lose, I'm about to lose, lose my worried mind.

Just one more, just one more, oooh, yeah,
Since I've been loving you, I'm gonna lose my worried mind.

Robert Johnson - Me and The Devil Blues

2:37

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Robert Johnson - Love In Vain Blues

4:39

For my Baby Teresa. The most beautiful lyrics Johnson ever released for the most beautiful woman this world has ever released. Thank you for your love, that I will never missed in my life and thanks to Robert for giving us this wonderful music. R.I.P. Robert Johnson

Elmore James - 40 Exciting Legendary Blues Tracks: Tribute To Elmore James, King of Slide Guitar

1:53:18

Elmore James – 40 Exciting Legendary Blues Tracks: Tribute To Elmore James, “King of Slide Guitar”. Elmore James was known as the King of slide guitar. Born in the Mississippi delta in 1918, blues guitarist, singer and songwriter, he had a major influence on many groups and artists such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Canned Heat, Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, George Harrison, Jimmy Page, John Lennon, and Eric Clapton.

00 :00 - Dust My Broom
02 :46 - I Believe
06 :03 - Stranger Blues
09 :20 - Look On Yonder Wall
12 :15 - Shake Your Moneymaker
14 :50 - The Sky Is Crying
17 :37 - Done Somebody Wrong
19 :58 - Early In the Morning
22 :47 - Sho' Nuff I Do
25 :40 - Standing At the Crossroads
28 :28 - Happy Home
31 :16 - Rock My Baby Right
33 :52 - Baby What's Wrong?
36 :46 - My Best Friend
40 :10 - Strange Kinda Feeling
42:43 - No Love In My Heart
45:08 - Dark and Dreary
47:57 - Make a Little Love
50:47 - Where Can My Baby Be?
53:44 - 1839 Blues
57:01 - Mean and Evil
59:17 - Sunny Land
01:02:36 - Lost Woman Blues
01:05:42 - Hand In Hand
01:08:35 - I Held My Baby Last Night
01:12:04 - Sinful Woman
01:14:56 - Whose Muddy Shoes?
01:18:16 - Country Boogie
01:20:59 - Going for Good
01:24:04 - One Way Out
01:26:31 - My Baby's Gone
01:29:29 - Mean Mistreatin' Mama
01:31:03 - Sunnyland Train
01:33:18 - Everyday I Have the Blues
01:36:40 - So Unkind
01:39:13 - Make My Dreams Come True
01:42:06 - Fine Little Mama
01:44:39 - I Can't Stop Lovin' You
01:47:19 - I Need You
01:50:07 - Strange Angels

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highway 61........ mississippi Fred McDowell

3:36

Fred Mcdowell playing at Newport Blues festival

Woody Guthrie tribute - House of the rising sun

2:36

Photoslide tribute to Woody Guthrie House of the rising sun not my own photo's or audio, no copwright infrigement inteded

Terraplane Blues by Robert Johnson

3:02

The Complete Recordings

B.B. King - Lucille

10:14

B.B.King - Lucille

Jimmie Rodgers - Years Ago

2:24

May 1933, Rodgers, suffering from Tuberculosis, traveled to New York City for a group of sessions beginning May 17, 1933. He started these sessions recording alone and completed four songs on the first day. When he returned to the studio after a day's rest, he had to record sitting down and soon retreated to his hotel in hopes of regaining enough energy to finish the songs he had been rehearsing. The recording engineer hired two session musicians to help Rodgers when he came back to the studio a few days later. Together they recorded a few songs, including Mississippi Delta Blues. For his last song of the session, however, Jimmie chose to perform alone, and as a matching bookend to his career, recorded Years Ago by himself.

Jimmie Rodgers died two days later on May 26, 1933 from a lung hemorrhage. He was 35 years old.

I Cant Quit You Baby

6:45

Willie Dixon was born in Vicksburg, MS on July 1, 1915. Dixon is renown as an accomplished songwriter and dedicated bluesman who stands out as not less than sensational. So many of Willie Dixon's music compositions became other popular recording artists hit records it remains unprecedented. Dixon wrote songs that made groups like Muddy Waters, Cream, Chuck Berry, Little Walter, The Yardbirds and Rolling Stones tremendous successes to mention only but a few. You Shook Me & I Can't Quit You Baby by Willie Dixon became a monster smash for the group Led Zeppelin in 1970 when they released an LP with their version of I Can't Quit You Baby. Dixon later recieved money damages from Zeppelin in 1987 for closely following the masterful lyrics of You Need Love releasing their version of the song as Whole Lotta Love. I Am The Blues - Sony Music Entertainment/Columbia 1993.

Walter Horton - Easy

3:08

Walter Horton - harmonica
Jimmy DeBerry - guitar
Houston Stokes - drums

recorded in 1953

[taken from the CD Harmonica Blues: Blowing from Memphis to Chicago (Saga Blues)]

Sam Lightnin Hopkins - Cotton

4:45

The enduring musical journey of Sam Lightnin' Hopkins began on a cotton farm in Centerville,Texas in 1912. He was drawn to the music he heard played by an older brother. After meeting up with Dallas bluesman Blind Lemon Jefferson, Sam left the hardscrabble life of the Texas cotton fields, determined to play his way to better circumstances.

Etta James - Hoochie Coochie Gal - Blues

4:30

RIP Etta James....Blues Legend...She passed away today....January 20th, 2012. (At the time of this uploading, I only used a few still photos I had, so photos may not go with who is singing it. The music will speak for itself.)
Etta James (born Jamesetta Hawkins; January 25, 1938 - January 20, 2012) was an American singer whose style spanned a variety of music genres including blues, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, soul, gospel and jazz. Starting her career in the mid 1950s, she gained fame with hits such as Dance With Me, Henry, At Last, Tell Mama, and I'd Rather Go Blind for which she claimed she wrote the lyrics.[1] She faced a number of personal problems including drug addiction before making a musical resurgence in the late 1980s with the album, The Seven Year Itch.

Dock Boggs-Country Blues

3:04

Dock Boggs-Country Blues

Sonny Boy Williamson II - The Sky Is Crying

3:26

Sonny Boy Williamson II (harmonica, vocal)
Matt Murphy (acoustic guitar)

The Sky Is Crying

from Portrait In Blues Vol.4
Storyville 671 158 / SLP 158

recorded Copenhagen, Nov 1963

Note: this is Sonny Boy Williamson II (Aleck Rice Miller) who died in 1965
The Original Sonny Boy Williamson (John Lee Curtis Williamson) died in 1948

Since Ive Been Loving You

7:25

Provided to YouTube by Atlantic Records

Since I've Been Loving You (1990 Remaster) · Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin III

℗ 2012 Atlantic Records

Engineer: Andy Johns
Remastering Engineer: George Marino
Guitar, Producer: Jimmy Page
Drums: John Bonham
Keyboards: John Paul Jones
Organ: John Paul Jones
Vocals: Robert Plant
Writer: Jimmy Page
Writer: Robert Plant
Writer: John Paul Jones

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Etta James - Ive Been Loving You Too Long

4:26

R.I.P. Etta James (1928-2012)

Washington Blues and Im Going Away by Elizabeth Cotten

8:28

Sweet Home Chicago

3:06

Sweet Home Chicago

Affection - Cigarettes After Sex

5:12

Affection - Cigarettes After Sex

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recorded June 2015 in Brooklyn, NY

Greg Gonzalez - vocals , electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Phillip Tubbs - keyboards
Randy Miller - bass
Jake Tomsky - drums

recorded by Greg Gonzalez
mixed by Rocky Gallo
mastered by Mike Kalajian at Rogue Planet
Cover: Rayography Feather by Man Ray
Cover design: Greg Gonzalez & Randy Miller

Lyrics:
I know that you say I get mean when I'm drinking,
But then again sometimes I get really sweet
So what does it mean if I tell you to go fuck yourself
Or if I say that you're beautiful to me

It's affection always,
You're gonna see it someday
My attention for you
Even if it's not what you need

Sometimes we talk all night long, we don't shut up
and when it's late we'll say we're still wide awake so...
We love to talk about how you'll come up to visit me
and we'll rent a car and we'll drive upstate

It's affection always,
You're gonna see it someday
My attention's on you
Even if it's not what you need

I think of you,
I want you too,
I'd fall for you

It's affection always...

Canned Heat - On The Road Again HQ

4:58

Buddy Guy - What Kind Of Woman Is This

5:24

From the album Bring 'Em In

Bobby Blue Bland - Aint No Love In The Heart Of The City

4:01

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Rapper Jay-Z famously used the track on his 2001 album, The Blueprint.

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Peg Leg Sam - Walking Cane

2:40

Elmore James - Stranger Blues

3:05

Single released on FIRE 1962. Flip is Anna Lee. Audio transferd directly from original 45.

Gary B.B. Coleman - The Sky is Crying

9:14

Album: Too Much Weekend Lyrics:The sky is cryin....Can't you see the tears roll down the street
The sky is cryin....Can't you see the tears roll down the street
I've been looking for my baby
And I wonder where can she be
I saw my baby early one morning....She was walking on down the street
I saw my baby early this morning....She was walking on down the street
You know it hurt me, hurt me so bad
It made my poor heart skip a beat
I've got a real real real real bad feelin
That my baby she don't love me no more
I've got a real real bad feelin that my baby don't love me no more
You know the sky, the sky's been cryin
Can you see the tears roll down my nose

The Sky Is Crying is a song that has become a blues standard. It was written and recorded by Elmore James in 1959

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Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues

6:47

Cry guitar, cry..

Blind Willie McTell - Statesboro Blues

2:52

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Some photographs are not his, when I realized the error, it was already late, I already had some comments, and out of respect I did not remove the video. I'm sorry.

Nobody can sing the blues as Blind Willie McTell ' (1), this at least is what Bob Dylan sentences in the topic who dedicated this big bluesman and who helped to increase his legend. A legend that as it usually happens often did not start blowing up even after his death, especially immediately after that in 1959 Sam Charters was including in the album that was accompanying his famous book ' The Country Blues ' one of his topics, ' Statesboro blues ', which later would be taken to the reputation in 1968 by Taj Mahal on his disc of debut and especially in 1971 by Allman Brothers Band in his mythical double album ' Live at Fillmore East ' (2).

William Samuel McTell, better known as Blind Willie McTell (May 5, 1898 (sometimes reported as 1901 or 1903) August 19, 1959), was an influential American blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He was a twelve-string finger picking Piedmont blues guitarist, and recorded 149 songs between 1927 and 1956.

Writin' Paper Blues 1927

JOHN LEE HOOKER - Hoogie Boogie

2:57

JOHN LEE HOOKER - Hoogie Boogie
(Modern 20-663) Detroit.1949

Clapton - Knopfler - Same old blues

6:51

Clapton - Knopfler - Same old blues

Bad Blues - Carolina bluesman Baby Tate

3:31

Here's the original version of Bad Blues by Baby Tate, recorded in 1961.
In the spoken introduction of the song he explains what gives him the blues and what he then does...smart advice!

I first heard this instrumental when I was about 15 years old.
I found the lp called The Blues in our local library and it has several tracks by Baby Tate. His music left a very profound impression on me and inspired me to start to play the guitar...and after many years of fooling around I finally recorded my own version.

I also uploaded some lessons on this tune

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This song is part of my Lesson Pack TABS Volume 3
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Go to my website for more info and ordering

The music is accompanied by all the photo's I have of Baby Tate :

1. 0.00
cover of the cd The Blues recorded by Samuel Charters in 1961. The music of this cd was used in a short documentary film with the same title. I've never seen the documentary, you can only see it in the library of a North Carolina university.
The cd has also great tracks by Furry Lewis and Pink Anderson and is still available at folkways.si.edu

2. 0.10
Photo of Baby Tate on the backcover of a Trix lp called Medicin Showman - Peg Leg Sam, a harmonical ace, tap dancer (yes) and raconteur.
Here's a sample of his art

Baby Tate accompanied Sam on several tracks of that lp.

3. 0.20
Cover of Baby Tate's only available cd on the Prestige Bluesville label, recorded in 1961 (BT died of a heart attack in 1970)

4. 0.30
Photo from the book Crying for the Carolines by Bruce Bastin. A great little book on Carolina Blues.

5. 0.40
Photo from the book Blues Faces by Samuel Charters
This photo was taken after a disturbing scene with a local sheriff...you'll have to read the book to know why.

6. 0.50
same as 5

7. 0.60
same as 4.

8. 1.10
photo of a cover of a Blind Boy Fuller lp. BBF influenced all Carolina bluesmen

9. 1.20
cover of an lp called Out In The Cold Again

10. 1.30
Same as 2.

11. 1.40
photo from the book Red River Blues by Bruce Bastin

12. 1.50
cover of an lp called Walking Blues

13. 1.60
cottonfields

14. 2.10
same as 5. but with his worried looking wife at his side

The rest of the photo's are repeats

Floyd Council - Runaway Man Blues

2:53

I'm gonna get me a razor-knife and a blue-steel gun/ So I can cut you if you stand/ Shoot you if you run.

Negro Prison Blues and Songs

1:9:57

...Recorded live at the Mississippi and
Louisiana State Penitentaries...

...by Alan Lomax

01 - Black Woman
02 - Duckin' And Dodgin'
03 - Early In The Mornin'
04 - How I Got In The Penitentiary
05 - It Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad
06 - Jumpin' Judy
07 - Levee Camp Holler
08 - Lonesome Blues
09 - Murder's Home
10 - My Baby Got To Go
11 - No More, My Lawd
12 - Old Alabama
13 - Old Dollar Mamie
14 - Penitentiary Blues
15 - Prettiest Train
16 - Prison Blues
17 - Rock Me Mama
18 - Rosie
19 - Stackerlee
20 - Tangle Eye Blues
21 - They'll Miss Me When I'm Gone
22 - What Makes A Work Song Leader
23 - Whoa, Buck

Got My Mojo Working Muddy Waters full version newport jazz

7:01

This is the full lengh version of Muddy waters Got My Mojo Working. Recorded at the Newport Jazz Festival 1960.

Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy

6:08

This is personally my favourite version of Muddy performing Mannish Boy. The way Winter and Muddy work together on this recording is second to none. Comment/Rate/Suscribe for more rare/good blues videos!

Sam Myers - I Got The Blues

4:53

Album: Coming From The Old School, Buy: Help me keep the Blues Alive:

Lyrics: I've got to leave yeah, I've got to find someplace to go
I've got to leave yeah, I've got to find someplace to go
because the way things are happening here now I don't feel welcome you no more
Going to get up in the morning, pack up my clothes and shoes
You might think I'm joking when I tell you I'm going to Newport New
I got the Blues, ohh let me tell you I have the Blues
I'm a guy you can't rescue, ohh let me tell you I have the Blues

Begin tasty guitar solo ???? followed by awesome Hammond Organ solo????????????

I tell all you working men go home a little before time
Then you catch your woman getting down wrong
Like I caught mine
That's what gave me the Blues
Ohh let me tell you I have the Blues
I'm a guy you can't rescue, ohh let me tell you I got the
BLUE OH OH OHHH BLUES

Myers was born in Laurel, Mississippi. He acquired juvenile cataracts at age seven and was left legally blind for the rest of his life, despite corrective surgery.] He could make out shapes and shadows, but could not read print at all; he was taught Braille.

He acquired an interest in music while a schoolboy in Jackson, Mississippi, and became skilled enough at playing the trumpet and drums that he received a nondegree scholarship from the American Conservatory of Music (formerly the American Conservatory School of Music) in Chicago. Myers attended school by day and at night frequented the nightclubs of the South Side.

There he met and was sitting in with Jimmy Rogers, Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Little Walter, Hound Dog Taylor, Robert Lockwood, Jr., and Elmore James. Myers played drums with Elmore James on a fairly steady basis from 1952 until James's death, in 1963, and is credited on many of James's historic recordings for Chess Records. In 1956, Myers wrote and recorded what was to be his most famous single, Sleeping in the Ground, a song that has been covered by Blind Faith, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, and many other blues artists; it was also featured on Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour show on Sleep.

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Son House - The Real Delta Blues - 14 Songs from the Man Who Taught Robert Johnson

47:50

Although not released until 1974, this long out-of-print Blue Goose LP contains the first 1960s post-rediscovery recordings of Son House.
It has never been reissued on CD, so here it is in its entirety.
Liner notes:

Track listing:
1. Milkcow's Calf Blues
2. I Shall Not Be Moved
3. Rochester Blues
4. Hobo
5. Lake Cormorant Blues
6. Motherless Children Have a Hard Time
7. Mississippi County Farm Blues
8. Pony Blues
9. Trouble Blues
10. This Little Light of Mine
11. A Down the Staff
12. The D.T. Moan
13. Lord Have Mercy When I Come to Die
14. Soon in the Morning

Lazy Black Snake Blues JOSH WHITE Blues Guitar Legend

2:51

Lazy Black Snake Blues (1932)
JOSH WHITE

Skip James Sickbed Blues

4:10

Skip James Sickbed Blues

Down Home Shakedown - Big Mama Thornton and Best Company...

5:45

Down Home Shakedown - Big Mama Thornton and John Lee Hooker, Big Walter Horton, Dog Ross, JB Lander. 1965'

Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Workin

4:32

Blues Masters 1966 Canadian TV

Big Mama Thornton - Lets Go Get Stoned

4:32

Album - Stronger Than Dirt

Albert Cummings - Lonely Bed

7:22

Albert Cummings And Swamp Yankee, Album: The Long Way
Woman i want to ask you
Why you do that anyway
I thought things were fine
just yesterday

Woman you've got to tell me
what's going through your head
You know I can't spend one more night
sleeping in this lonely bed

Now I lay here thinking
about what you did
I know it was wrong baby
but I'm ready to forget

Baby you got to tell me
what's going through your head

You know i can't spend one more night
sleeping in this lonely bed

Tell me baby
What it's gonna be
You gonna come back home
Lord, and stay with me

Or I've got to..
Get myself another woman instead

You know i can't spend one more night
sleeping in this lonely bed

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Willie Brown - Future Blues

3:03

Willie Brown (August 6, 1900 December 30, 1952) was an American delta blues guitarist and singer. Born in Clarksdale, Mississippi, Brown played with such notables as Charley Patton, and Robert Johnson. He was not known to be a self-promoting frontman, preferring to second other musicians. Little is known for certain of the man whom Robert Johnson called my friend-boy, Willie Brown (in his prophetic Cross Road Blues) and whom Johnson indicated should be notified in event of his death. Brown is heard with Patton on the Paramount sessions of 1930, playing M & O Blues, and Future Blues. Apart from playing with Son House and Charlie Patton it has also been said that he played with artists such as Luke Thomson and Thomas Clubfoot Coles. At least four other songs he recorded for Paramount have never been found. Rowdy Blues, a 1929 song credited to Kid Bailey, is disputed to have Brown on backup, or Brown himself using the name of Kid Bailey. Both M & O Blues and Future Blues appear on the album Son House & The Great Delta Blues Singers (1994), recorded between 1928 and 1930, on the Document Records label. They also appear on JSP's Charlie Patton box set. David Evans has reconstructed the early biography of a Willie Brown living in Drew, Mississippi, until 1929. He was married by 1911 to a proficient guitarist named Josie Mills. He is recalled as singing and playing guitar with Charley Patton and others in the neighbourhood of Drew. Informants with conflicting memories led Gayle Dean Wardlow and Steve Calt to conclude that this was a different Willie Brown. Evans rejects this, believing that the singing and guitar style of the 1931 recordings is clearly in the tradition of other performers from Drew such as Charley Patton, Tommy Johnson, Kid Bailey, Howling Wolf and artists recorded non-commercially. Alan Lomax added further confusion in 1993, suggesting that the William Brown he recorded in Arkansas in 1942 was the same man as the Paramount artist.[5] The recording was for a joint project between Fisk University and the Library of Congress documenting the music of Coahoma County, Mississippi in 1941 and 1942. Writing over fifty years later, Lomax forgot that he had actually recorded Willie the previous summer with Son House, Fiddlin' Joe Martin and Leroy Williams. Brown played second guitar on three performances by the whole band, and recorded one solo, Make Me a Pallet on the Floor. The later biography is clear. Willie Brown, the Paramount artist, lived in Robinsonville, Mississippi from 1929 and moved to Lake Cormorant, Mississippi by 1935. He performed occasionally with Charley Patton, and continually with Son House until his death. After this, House ceased performing until his rediscovery in 1964. Brown died in Tunica, Mississippi in 1952 at the age of 52.

Victoria Spivey Dont Trust Nobody Blues

3:11

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Victoria Spivey:Vocals

Tampa Red:Guitar

Thomas A. Georgia Tom Dorsey:Piano

Recorded in Chicago, IL. Friday, March 20, 1931

Originally issued on the 1931 single (Vocalion 1640) (78 RPM)

Devils Got The Blues LONNIE JOHNSON Guitar Hero Legend Of Blues

2:59

Devil's Got The Blues (1938)
LONNIE JOHNSON

Spark Plug Smith - Vampire Women

3:07

Pink Anderson - Baby Please Dont Go

2:51

Pinkney Pink Anderson (February 12, 1900 -- October 12, 1974[1]) was a blues singer and guitarist, born in Laurens, South Carolina.

Whats That Smells Like Fish - BLIND BOY FULLER Ragtime Blues Guitar

2:44

Ragtime & Blues Music :

from my original 78-rpm disk, not from a CD.
What's That Smells Like Fish (1938)
Blind Boy Fuller

Robert Johnson - When You Got a Good Friend

2:40

Áudio de Robert Johnson - When You Got a Good Friend

Howlin Wolf - Spoonful

2:48

Spoonful is a blues standard written by Willie Dixon and lyrically based on Charley Patton's Spoonful Blues. It appears on several Howlin' Wolf's albums.

Wolf's iconic photo 1:20-1:31 by permission of Sandy Guy Schoenfeld - howlingwolfphotos.com
Take a look at this site! I higly recommend it if you want to see some incredible pics of the wolf and if you want to know interesting things about this great bluesman...Thank you Sandy for sharing this great stuff!

Thats Love LONNIE JOHNSON Blues Guitar Legend

2:59

That's Love (1941)
LONNIE JOHNSON

32 - 20 Blues by Robert Johnson

2:51

Band: Robert Johnson
Song: 32 - 20 Blues
Album : The Complete Recordings
Country: USA
Genre: Mississipi Delta Blues

If I send for my baby, and she don't come
If I send for my baby, man, and she don't come
All the doctors in Hot Springs sure can't help her none

And if she gets unruly, thinks she don't wan' do
And if she gets unruly and thinks she don't wan' do
Take my 32-20, now, and cut her half in two

She got a .38 special but I believe it's most too light
She got a .38 special but I believe it's most too light
I got a 32-20, got to make the caps alright

If I send for my baby, man, and she don't come
If I send for my baby, man, and she don't come
All the doctors in Hot Springs sure can't help her none

I'm gonna shoot my pistol, gonna shoot my gatling gun
I'm gonna shoot my pistol, gotta shoot my gatling gun
You made me love you, now your man have come

Ahoh, baby, where you stayed last night
Ahah, baby, where you stayed last night
You got your hair all tangled and you ain't talking right

Her .38 special, boys, it do very well
Her .38 special, boys, it do very well
I got a 32-20 now, and it's a burning

If I send for my baby, man, and she don't come
If I send for my baby, man, and she don't come
All the doctors in Wisconsin sure can't help her none

Hey, hey, baby, where you stayed last night
Hey, hey, baby, where you stayed last night
You didn't come home until the sun was shining bright

Ahoh boy, I just can't take my rest
Ahoh boy, I just can't take my rest
With this 32-20 laying up and down my breast ..

Willie Dixon - I aint superstitious

4:15

Willie Dixon - 'I ain't superstitious'

Sonny Boy Williamson - Keep it to Yourself

4:44

Arthur Crudup - My Baby Left Me

2:38

Arthur Crudup is the original singer/song writer of this song, which Elvis Presley eventually covered. Lyrics are:

Yes my baby left me,
Never said a word.
Was it something I done,
Something that she heard?
My baby left me,
My baby left me.
My baby even left me,
Never said a word.

Now I stand at my window,
Wring my hands and cry.
I hate to lose that woman,
Hate to say goodbye.
You know she left me,
Yes, she left me.
My baby even left me,
Never said a word.

Baby, one of these mornings,
Lord, it won't be long,
You'll look for me and,
Baby, and daddy he'll be gone.
You know you left me,
You know you left me.
My baby even left me,
Never said a word.

Now, I stand at my window,
Wring my hands and moan.
All I know is that
The one I love is gone.
My baby left me,
You know she left me.
My baby even left me,
Never said a word

Mississippi Fred Mc Dowell - Mississippi Blues

1:1:59

01 - Some Day Baby
02 - Milk Cow Blues
03 - The Train I Ride
04 - Over The Hill
05 - Goin' Down To The River
06 - I Wished I Were In Heaven Sitt
07 - Louise
08 - Germany Blues
09 - Some Sweet Day
10 - The Sun Rose This Morning
11 - When I Lay My Burden Down
12 - Goin' Down To Louisiana

Willie Brown - M & O Blues - Paramount 13090, Champion 50023 blues

3:09

Roots of Blues -- Blind Willie McTell „My Baby Is Gone

3:02

„My Baby Is Gone
(Mc Tell)

Aufnahme: New York, September 18, 1933
Blind Willie McTell (g)(vcl), Curley Weaver (g) (vcl)

William Samuel McTell, better known as Blind Willie McTell (May 5, 1898 (sometimes reported as 1901) -- August 19, 1959), was an influential American blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He was a twelve-string finger picking Piedmont blues guitarist, and recorded 149 songs between 1927 and 1956.
Born William Samuel McTier in Thomson, Georgia, blind in one eye, McTell had lost his remaining vision by late childhood, but became an adept reader of Braille. He showed an inherent proficiency in music from an early age and learned to play the six-string guitar as soon as he could. His father left the family when McTell was still young, so when his mother died in the 1920s, he left his hometown and became a wandering busker. He began his recording career in 1927 for Victor Records in Atlanta.
In the years before World War II, he traveled and performed widely, recording for a number of labels under a different name for each one, including Blind Willie McTell (Victor and Decca), Blind Sammie (Columbia), Georgia Bill (Okeh), Hot Shot Willie (Victor), Blind Willie (Vocalion), Red Hot Willie Glaze (Bluebird), Barrelhouse Sammie (Atlantic) and Pig & Whistle Red (Regal). His style was singular: a form of country blues, bridging the gap between the raw blues of the early part of the 20th Century and the more refined East Coast Piedmont sound. He took on the less common and more unwieldy 12-string guitar because of its volume. The style is well documented on John Lomax's 1940 recordings of McTell for the Library of Congress, for which McTell earned ten dollars.
In 1934, he married Ruthy Kate Williams (now better known as Kate McTell). She accompanied him on stage and on several recordings, before becoming a nurse in 1939. Most of their marriage from 1942 until his death was spent apart, with her living in Fort Gordon near Augusta, and him working around Atlanta.
Post-war, he recorded for Atlantic Records and Regal Records in 1949, but these recordings met with less commercial success than his previous works. He continued to perform around Atlanta, but his career was cut short by ill health, predominantly diabetes and alcoholism.
In 1956, an Atlanta record store manager, Edward Rhodes, discovered McTell playing in the street for quarters and enticed him into his store with a bottle of corn liquor, where he captured a few final performances on a tape recorder. These were released posthumously on Prestige/Bluesville Records as Blind Willie McTell's Last Session.
McTell died in Milledgeville, Georgia of a stroke in 1959.

Dust My Broom - Elmore James

2:56

Dust My Broom - Elmore James, the King of the Slide Guitar

Carl Sims - Im Trapped - www.getbluesinfo.com

7:38

--
Blues and Southern Soul

Roots of Blues -- Lead Belly „Easy Rider

3:13

„Easy Rider
(H. Ledbetter -- J. & A. Lomax)

Recorded:
New York, June 17, 1940
Lead Belly (vcl) (g)

Huddie William Ledbetter, (January, 1888 -- December 6, 1949) was an American folk and blues musician, notable for his clear and forceful singing, his virtuosity on the twelve string guitar, and the rich songbook of folk standards he introduced.
He is best known as Leadbelly or Lead Belly. Though many releases list him as Leadbelly, he himself spelled it Lead Belly. This is also the usage on his tombstone, as well as the Lead Belly Foundation.
Although he most commonly played the twelve string, he could also play the piano, mandolin, harmonica, violin, concertina, and accordion. In some of his recordings, such as in one of his versions of the folk ballad John Hardy, he performs on the accordion instead of the guitar. In other recordings he just sings while clapping his hands or stomping his foot. The topics of Lead Belly's music covered a wide range of subjects, including gospel songs; blues songs about women, liquor and racism; and folk songs about cowboys, prison, work, sailors, cattle herding and dancing. He also wrote songs concerning the newsmakers of the day, such as President Franklin Roosevelt, Adolf Hitler, Jean Harlow, the Scottsboro Boys and multi-millionaire Howard Hughes. Fame in 1986.
The day of his birth has also been debated. The most common date given is January 20, but other sources suggest he was born on January 21 or 29. The only document we have that Ledbetter, himself, helped fill out is his World War II draft registration from 1942 where he gives his birth date as January 23, 1889
Lead Belly's boastful spirit and penchant for the occasional skirmish sometimes led him into trouble with the law, and in January 1918 he was thrown into prison for the second time, this time after killing one of his relatives, Will Stafford, in a fight. He was incarcerated in Sugar Land, Texas and it is there that he got the inspiration for the song Midnight Special. It is said that he was released two years into his 35-year sentence after writing a song appealing to Governor Pat Morris Neff for his freedom. Lead Belly had swayed Governor Neff by appealing to his strong religious values. That, in combination with good behavior (including entertaining by playing for the guards and fellow prisoners), was Lead Belly's ticket out of jail.
In 1930, Lead Belly was back in prison, this time in Louisiana for attempted homicide. It was there, three years later, that he was discovered by musicologists John and Alan Lomax, who were enchanted by his talent, passion and singularity as a performer, and recorded hundreds of his songs on portable recording equipment for the Library of Congress. The following year Lead Belly was once again pardoned, this time after a petition for his early release was taken to Louisiana Governor O.K. Allen by the Lomaxes. The petition was on the other side of a recording of one of his most popular songs, Goodnight Irene. The state's prison records, however, show he was released due to

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Jimmy Reed - Big Boss Man

2:51

Woody Guthrie - Jolly Banker

3:36

Woody Guthrie - Jolly Banker

Jolly Banker
by Woody Guthrie

My name is Tom Cranker and I'm a jolly banker,
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
I safeguard the farmers and widows and orphans,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

When dust storms are sailing, and crops they are failing,
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
I check up your shortage and bring down your mortgage,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

When money you're needing, and mouths you are feeding,
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
I'll plaster your home with a furniture loan,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

If you show me you need it, I'll let you have credit,
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
Just bring me back two for the one I lend you,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

When your car you're losin', and sadly your cruisin',
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
I'll come and forclose, get your car and your clothes,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

When the bugs get your cotton, the times they are rotten,
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
I'll come down and help you, I'll rake you and scalp you,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

When the landlords abuse you, or sadly misuse you,
I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.
I'll send down the police chief to keep you from mischief,
Singin' I'm a jolly banker, jolly banker am I.

Willie Brown: Make Me a Pallet on the Floor

3:33

Willie Brown (August 6, 1900 -- December 30, 1952)

Leadbelly - The Gallows Pole

4:30

Washington D.C., 23 August 1940

Mississippi Fred McDowell - Freight Train Blues

3:09

Lyrics:

I got on that freight train; I tried to beat my way.
Lord, them rocks and gravel, Lord, flew all in my face. (What happened, boy?)

I asked the conductor, let me ride it blind. (Okay...)
I asked the conductor to let me ride it blind. (What did he say?)
Lord, he shook his head, said, The train ain't none of mine.

(Left you shook up, then...)

I got a letter from Hot Spring. I tell you how it was read. (Feel any better, boy.)
I got a letter from Hot Spring. I tell you how it was read.
Lord, it's come at once, boy: your sure-'nough gal is dead. (...know whether to go blind, then...)
Come at, come at once, sure-'nough gal, sure-'nough gal is dead.

Said I left my baby standin' out back door cryin'. (Felt like somethin' else.)
I left my baby standing out back door cryin'.
I never felt so sorry, Lord, till she said goodbye.
Lord, she—, Lord, she said good—, Lord, she said goodbye.

Mance Lipscomb pt 1

11:47

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Howlin Wolf- Killing Floor

3:32

Great blues music from Howlin' Wolf

Allman Brothers Band - Soulshine

6:44

Soulshine by Allman Brothers Band, 1994.

leadbelly - house of the rising sun

2:24

there is a house in new orleans
they call the rising sun
it's been the ruin of a many a poor girl
and me, oh god are one

if i had listened like momma said
i would not be here today
but being so young and foolish too
that a gambler lead me astray

come tell my baby sisters
dont do what i have done
please shun that house in new orleans
they call the rising sun

i'm goin back to new orleans
my race is almost run
i'm goin back to new orleans
beneath the rising sun

Howlin Wolf - Smokestack Lightnin

3:09

From Moanin' in the Moonlight (1959). Rights belong to who they belong to, not me.

Rattlesnake Blues - Charlie Patton

2:43

Patton was the most influental blues guitarist and singer form the delta. He was characterized by his way of singing which is known as hollerin or shouting. He lived most part of his life, as many other mississippii blues singers, at the Dockery Farms. This man is the blues.

Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - Your Heart Is As Black As Night

4:59

B.B. King - The Thrill Is Gone HD

5:30

B.B. King The Thrill Is Gone Lp : Completely Well ( 1969 ) BluesWay Records / ABC Records

Charley Patton - Spoonful Blues

3:11

Charley Patton - Spoonful Blues

A song about cocaine

It has been suggested by some kind sirs in the comments that maybe Charley was head of some clandestine tea drinking coven. There are some that say Shakespeare never wrote those plays but they were written by Elizabeth 1 while she was waiting for some blind beggar to be beheaded for stealing an apple from her orchard.

Charlie Patton born Mississippi, April 1891 was an experienced performer of songs before he was twenty years old and was first recorded (Thankfully) in 1929. His influence is everywhere and was arguably the first of the greats. An influence on Son House, Tommy Johnson, Bukka White and without doubt Howlin' Wolf. We have to thank archivists, the likes of Harry Smith, that we can hear these inimitable songs today.

Spoonful Blues

(spoken: I'm about to go to jail about this spoonful)
In all a spoon', 'bout that spoon'
The women goin' crazy, every day in their life 'bout a...
It's all I want, in this creation is a...
I go home (spoken: wanna fight!) 'bout a...
Doctor's dyin' (way in Hot Springs !)
just 'bout a...
These women goin' crazy every day in their life 'bout a...

Would you kill a man dead? (spoken: yes, I will!) just 'bout a...
Oh babe, I'm a fool about my...
(spoken: Don't take me long!) to get my...
Hey baby, you know I need my...
It's mens on Parchman (done lifetime) just 'bout a...
Hey baby, (spoken: you know I ain't long) 'bout my...
It's all I want (spoken: honey, in this creation) is a...
I go to bed, get up and wanna fight 'bout a...
(spoken: Look-y here, baby, would you slap me? Yes I will!) just 'bout a...
Hey baby,
(spoken: you know I'm a fool a-)
'bout my...
Would you kill a man?
(spoken: Yes I would, you know I'd kill him)
just 'bout a...
Most every man (spoken: that you see is)
fool 'bout his...
(spoken: You know baby, I need)
that ol'...
Hey baby,
(spoken: I wanna hit the judge 'bout a)
'bout a...
(spoken: Baby, you gonna quit me? Yeah honey!)
just 'bout a...
It's all I want, baby, this creation is a...
(spoken: look-y here, baby, I'm leavin' town!)
just 'bout a...
Hey baby, (spoken: you know I need)
that ol'...
(spoken: Don't make me mad, baby!)
'cause I want my...
Hey baby, I'm a fool 'bout that...
(spoken: Look-y here, honey!)
I need that...
Most every man leaves without a...
Sundays' mean (spoken: I know they are)
'bout a...
Hey baby, (spoken: I'm sneakin' around here)
and ain't got me no...
Oh, that spoon', hey baby, you know I need my...

Howlin Wolf - How Many More Years

7:10

From the DVD Blues at Newport 1966; Howlin' Wolf seems to enjoy the taste of His Harmonica maybe just a bit too much. This is a very good performance by a consummate Master of the Blues. Enjoy!

2KBABY - OLD SOUL Official Video

4:34

The official video for 2KBABY'S OLD SOUL (feat. G Herbo) on his new EP PREGAME RITUALS

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Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - S.O.B.

4:23

From the self-titled debut album from Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Video directed by Greg Barnes. Produced by Greg Barnes and Melissa Giles

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Booker White - Aberdeen Mississippi Blues HIFI

3:28

Noticed there's already a version of this footage floating around, but this cut has MUCH higher quality. Enjoy!

John Lee Hooker with Muddys band

8:35

Some historic, priceles footage here:
The master Boogie Man backed in 1960 by the Muddy Waters Blues band (James Cotton, Otis Spann, etc). Watch out how Mr Spann knew how to raise the temperature up!
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Beth Hart - Caught out in the rain

7:14

DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners.
Artist: Beth Hart
Album: Bang Bang Boom Boom (2012).
Musicians
Beth Hart - Piano, Vocals
Lee Thornburg - Horn Arrangements, Trombone, Trumpet
Curt Bisquera - Drums
Herman Matthews - Drums
Anton Fig - Drums
Lenny Castro - Percussion
Joe Bonamassa - Guitar, Soloist
Randy Flowers - Guitar
Michael Rhodes - Bass
Jeff Bova - String Arrangements
Ron Dziubla - Saxophone
Arlan Schierbaum - Organ

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