SonnyD4885
182 posts
Feb 15, 2012
8:59 AM
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my fav. is james cotton 100% cotton whats yours?
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bluemoose
685 posts
Feb 15, 2012
9:13 AM
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Chicago: The Blues Today vol 3
MBH Webbrain - a GUI guide to Adam's Youtube vids
FerretCat Webbrain - Jason Ricci's vids (by hair colour!)
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groyster1
1757 posts
Feb 15, 2012
9:27 AM
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blues jam in chicago fleetwood mac jamming with walter horton buddy guy disguished as guitar buddy otis spann honey boy edwards.....blue eyed bluesman courageously come to chitown to strut their stuff
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schaef60
3 posts
Feb 15, 2012
9:38 AM
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William Clarke serious intentions
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easyreeder
158 posts
Feb 15, 2012
12:43 PM
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Big Walter Horton with Carey Bell
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nacoran
5239 posts
Feb 15, 2012
12:54 PM
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I was trying to think what my favorite album was and I realized I rarely listen to albums as albums anymore.
I grew up on a Beatles greatest hits album (the blue one, the later part of their career.) I'm particularly fond of an album, Victoria Williams 'Sweet Relief'. It's an album with a bunch of Victoria Williams covers by various grunge and other bands. (Sweet Relief is an organization that helps musicians with serious medical conditions.)
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bloozefish
9 posts
Feb 15, 2012
2:54 PM
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Jimmie Rodger's Ludella, w/ Kim Wilson on harp
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Sausagescoffer
52 posts
Feb 15, 2012
2:58 PM
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Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds.
No-one said it had to be Blues!!
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tf10music
136 posts
Feb 15, 2012
2:58 PM
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@Andrew: A man after my own heart.
Growing up, it'd have to be U2's The Joshua Tree. Now, I might give the nod to "The Wild Hunt" by The Tallest Man On Earth, especially in terms of influence. It's really an impossible question to answer, though.
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Chris Jones
52 posts
Feb 15, 2012
4:10 PM
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Robert Nighthawk : Live on Maxwell Street 64'
Nirvana: Unplugged Live in New York
Sorry for slinging a second in there. ;)
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Jehosaphat
177 posts
Feb 15, 2012
8:00 PM
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Of all the albums i've owned the one that ive listened to the most is the John Mayall Bluesbreakers one from the sixties.
Guess that makes it my favourite.Had a big influence on me to .Claptons' Steppin' Out is still my favourite guitar instrumental.
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The Gloth
627 posts
Feb 16, 2012
5:31 AM
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For a long time, my favorite album was Slayer, "Reign in Blood".
Then, it was Led Zeppelin III.
But now... I don't really have a favorite. It's impossible to say, because I listen to a lot of different things. Even in blues, I cannot say. How could I choose between Junior Wells "Hoodoo man blues", Robert Johnson's complete recordings, Skip James, Kokomo Arnold, Blind Willie McTell, Howlin' Wolf...
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colman
126 posts
Feb 16, 2012
5:37 AM
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Rhassan Roland Kirk,the man could blow some blues.....
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SonnyD4885
183 posts
Feb 16, 2012
5:52 AM
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wow now i got my work cut out for me this is going to be a lot of money but worth its salt. thanks
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Miles Dewar
1195 posts
Feb 16, 2012
8:37 AM
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One of my fourty Jimmy McGriff albums. ;)
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DanP
246 posts
Feb 16, 2012
4:19 PM
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Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East. Close second Miles Davis-Kind of Blue.
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Joe_L
1731 posts
Feb 16, 2012
4:46 PM
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Junior Wells - Best of the Vanguard Years.
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nacoran
5248 posts
Feb 16, 2012
6:52 PM
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Chris, how could I forget Nirvana Unplugged! Awesome album.
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SuperBee
70 posts
Feb 17, 2012
2:44 AM
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"Concerto!" by Jim Hall (Paul Desmond, Chet Baker et al)
maybe...but its a tough call...Hoodoo Man Blues is on high rotation for the last 7 years, "Johnny Winter" i keep playing, but especially for Drown in My Own Tears...Cannonball Adderley's Autumn Leaves...and Towards the Blues by Chain
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The Iceman
230 posts
Feb 17, 2012
4:20 AM
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"Amused to Death" by Roger Waters
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jbone
786 posts
Feb 17, 2012
4:28 AM
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RJ Mischo, Teddy Morgan, Percy Strother's "Ready To Go!"
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chromaticblues
1187 posts
Feb 17, 2012
7:03 AM
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My top three
Rolling Stones Goat's Head soup
J Giels Bloodshot
Satan and Adam Halem Blues
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wolfkristiansen
106 posts
Feb 17, 2012
9:35 AM
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"Boss Blues Harmonica" - Little Walter (Chess, 1972)
Here's a picture:
http://www.amazon.com/Little-Walter-Boss-Blues-Harmonica/dp/B003D1WQCS
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Joe_L
1733 posts
Feb 17, 2012
9:58 AM
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That's an awesome album, Wolf. I wore out several copies of that one.
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