looking for some blues music?
i am not a huge blues fan, but recently started listening to some. what songs can you recommend? what artists? i like keb mo, but that is bout the only one i know off the top of my head.
Keb Mo is good. Try these guys:
GARY MOORE (that guys kicks mo fo a** and “Still Got the Blues for You” is a great song)
Roy Buchanan
Buddy Guy
Eric Clapton (get Riding w/the King. He plays w/B.B. King)
And some women that kick butt:
Bonnie Raitt
Susan Tedeshci (get Just Won’t Burn)
These are bit more modern blues over the old timers. Enjoy =]
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Keb Mo: Blues Guitar: Basic Techniques for the Contemporary Player (Includes 18-page sheet music booklet) [VHS] $29.95 … |
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Can’t You Hear the Wind Howl? [VHS] $15.30 This ambitious mixture of dramatic reconstruction with traditional documentary affords excellent insight into legendary bluesman Robert Johnson’s life, the enduring power of his music, and the myth which surrounds him. Can’t You Hear The Wind Howl transcends its genre of “docudrama,” providing the well-researched information we’d expect from a conventional documentary with the dramatic impact we c… |
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Hellhounds on My Trail – The Afterlife of Robert Johnson [VHS] $3.00 Delta bluesman Robert Johnson died in obscurity more than 60 years ago, leaving behind a grand total of 29 recorded songs. There are more videos about him (three and counting) than there are known pictures of him (two). Yet with each passing year, Johnson’s legend and legacy continue to grow and flourish. Witness this package, directed by Robert Mugge and chronicling the Rock and Roll Hall of F… |
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Honeydripper $4.15 Music has often played a significant part in John Sayles’ stories, but in Honeydripper it largely is the story, as the veteran writer-director’s 2007 film depicts a significant (if mythical) turning point when the past reluctantly gave way to the future. The year is 1950. In the somewhat ironically-named town of Harmony, Alabama, old school blues pianist Tyrone “Pinetop” Purvis (Danny Glover) and … |
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Lightning in a Bottle $7.98 Shot at Radio City Music Hall, director Antoine Fuqua’s (“Training Day”) spirited concert film/documentary captures a spectacular one-off live blues show featuring an all-star line-up of musicians delivering raw, emotionally charged performances and candid interviews. Includes appearances by B.B. King, Robert Cray, Chuck D., Dr. John, Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, John Fogerty, Macy Gray, and many more… |
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