Blues music.

[Mike Dimin]

Robert Johnson, Albert Cummings, Shemekia Copeland, Luther Allison, Savoy Brown, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Little Walter, LITTLE MILTON, BOBBY BLAND, Koko Taylor, Son House, Larry McCray, Mike Bloomfield, Butterfield Blues Band, Popa Chubby, Robben Ford, Robert Cray, Susan Tedeschi, Big Mama Thornton, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Copeland, FREDDIE KING, Buddy Guy, Chickenshack, Walter Trout, Duke Robillard, Ronnie Earl, Rory Gallagher, Coco Montoya......................It's all blues!

Albert Cummings???????????? Give me a break

 

[Mike Dimin]

Rhett Tyler

 

[John Wentzien]

Jason Ricci
Pat Ramsey
James Cotton

 

[Mike Dimin]

Rory Block

 

[woodsideh]

Albert Cummings???????????? Give me a break

His first solo record, From the Heart, featured Cummings fronting Double Trouble..

Not a bad for your resume......

 

[Mike Dimin]

His first solo record, From the Heart, featured Cummings fronting Double Trouble..

Not a bad for your resume......

Cummings is a fairly well off contractor from Williamstown, MA. Yes he got Double Trouble- it's not hard - $500 per day

Then he made it sound like he was the next coming of SRV - he's got a LONG way to go

 

[Phalex]

No one has yet mentioned the best of the best!!

That is........................................................



BIG BILL BROONZY!!

Huh, not bad kid, not bad at all......

I used to sing "Trouble In Mind" waaaaay back in the olden days. Fun tune, I wonder if I still remember all the words........

 

[woodsideh]

Cummings is a fairly well off contractor from Williamstown, MA. Yes he got Double Trouble- it's not hard - $500 per day

Then he made it sound like he was the next coming of SRV - he's got a LONG way to go

I'm with you. He is a long long way from SRV.

Dir. of Marketing: EA Amps. mmmmmm
Endorsement? LOL, I couldn't resist.

 

[Mike Dimin]

Dir. of Marketing: EA Amps. mmmmmm
Endorsement? LOL, I couldn't resist.

Send me your info, it's worth a shot anyway - [email protected]

 

[mellowgerman]

HOT TUNA.

 

[DaveKirkpatrick]

Alvin Youngblood Hart and Corey Harris are two recent guys I like a lot.
John Lee Hooker, Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, Freddie King, BB King, Albert King are favs.
Lots of the others mentioned already.
Be sure to dig deep into these guys recordings, don't let one bad record throw ya. Sometimes it takes finding the right record by the right guy to get ya hooked!

PS records are these old things we used to listen to--- before CD's and now downloading MP3's...

 

[DaveKirkpatrick]

+10000 Albert Collins! His stuff with Johnny Gayden on bass is great! Well his stuff with out Mr. Gayden is great too..... I just really like his bass playing.

 

[Mike Dimin]

+1 on Corey Harris

also let's not forget Taj Mahal

 

[Phalex]

Oh! And don't forget the Blues Brothers! I pretty much played every tune on Briefcase full of Blues a million years ago.

And speaking of albums.........

Buy this one!!

 

[geeza]

Dir. of Marketing: EA Amps. mmmmmm
Endorsement? LOL, I couldn't resist.

Heck, I'd be happy with a case sticker, never mind an endorsement.

 

[Mr wiggl3s]

Oh! And don't forget the Blues Brothers! I pretty much played every tune on Briefcase full of Blues a million years ago.

Amen brother.

Does anyone here listen to Booker T and the MG's?

 

[Rock-Bassman]

No love for The Black Keyes? Pretty amazing modern blues-rock from a 2 man group!

 

[robd]

Buddy Guy, Rory Gallagher, Tab Benoit and check out Scott Hendersons Dog Party, Well to the Bone, and Tore Down House cd's.

 

[DaveKirkpatrick]

+1 to Albert King- both Eric Clapton and SRV (along with just about every other guitar player) were HUGELY influenced by Albert. Check out "Born Under a Bad Sign".

 

[Thor]

First Albert King song I ever heard was 'Blues Power' on WNEW
FM in NYC at the inception of FM radio. Spun by DJ
legend Scott Muni. A long cut you would never hear on radio
today. Totally blew me away.

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