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Muddy Waters, Bozz Scaggs, etc...
Woodrow:
Muddy waters CAN be enjoyed on record... IMO one of his best albums is a live album "At Newport" You should DEF check that one out lincoln.
Some other of my favorites are:
Folk Festival of the Blues (another live one)
Folk Singer
Sail On
he's got a huge catalog and most of it is bomb...
Some other Blues guys I like are:
Buddy Guy,
B.B. King,
John lee Hooker,
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Robert Johnson,
Willie Dixon...
If you REALLY wanna go back to some acoustic blues, check out:
Tampa Red,
Bessie Smith,
T-Bone Walker,
Billie Holliday,
Charlie Patton
Eddie "Son" house...
Hit up Kazza or whatever and pick and choose. The Blues has a LOT of history and a LOT of material to catch up on. A nice set to check out is the "Martin Scorsese Presents..." collection. There was a TV series I think you can pick up at blockbuster too if you wanna check that out. It'll give you a nice starting point and lets you see what you prefer in the music.
Lincoln:
--- Quote from: Krayze-Eyez Killah on May 25, 2004, 07:05:14 PM ---Muddy waters CAN be enjoyed on record... IMO one of his best albums is a live album "At Newport" You should DEF check that one out lincoln.
Some other of my favorites are:
Folk Festival of the Blues (another live one)
Folk Singer
Sail On
he's got a huge catalog and most of it is bomb...
Some other Blues guys I like are:
Buddy Guy,
B.B. King,
John lee Hooker,
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Robert Johnson,
Willie Dixon...
If you REALLY wanna go back to some acoustic blues, check out:
Tampa Red,
Bessie Smith,
T-Bone Walker,
Billie Holliday,
Charlie Patton
Eddie "Son" house...
Hit up Kazza or whatever and pick and choose. The Blues has a LOT of history and a LOT of material to catch up on. A nice set to check out is the "Martin Scorsese Presents..." collection. There was a TV series I think you can pick up at blockbuster too if you wanna check that out. It'll give you a nice starting point and lets you see what you prefer in the music.
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Thanks a lot for all the help man, I know my Dad's got some John Lee Hooker for sure and possibly some of those other artists. I'll be checking them all out.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Krayze-Eyez Killah on May 25, 2004, 07:05:14 PM ---Muddy waters CAN be enjoyed on record... IMO one of his best albums is a live album "At Newport" You should DEF check that one out lincoln.
Some other of my favorites are:
Folk Festival of the Blues (another live one)
Folk Singer
Sail On
he's got a huge catalog and most of it is bomb...
Some other Blues guys I like are:
Buddy Guy,
B.B. King,
John lee Hooker,
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Robert Johnson,
Willie Dixon...
If you REALLY wanna go back to some acoustic blues, check out:
Tampa Red,
Bessie Smith,
T-Bone Walker,
Billie Holliday,
Charlie Patton
Eddie "Son" house...
Hit up Kazza or whatever and pick and choose. The Blues has a LOT of history and a LOT of material to catch up on. A nice set to check out is the "Martin Scorsese Presents..." collection. There was a TV series I think you can pick up at blockbuster too if you wanna check that out. It'll give you a nice starting point and lets you see what you prefer in the music.
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That's the live stuff. That was what I was talking about. It's the sudio stuff that comes out wrong. I just feel it would have been way better to be there live in their young days. For example Robert Johnson everyone knows was uncanny, but on the 40 surviving recordings by him, you can barely make out all the music.
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