Allman Brothers "Stormy Monday"

My fav Allman Bros song is a cover of the T-Bone Walker classic.  Sweet singing by Greg and incredible guitars.  Live at the Fillmore 1971

Sidi Touré

Sidi Touré in Bamako, Mali.

The White Stripes "Death Letter"

Mind Blowing.  Live at Glastonbury, 2005

The Black Keys "Your Touch"

Rock & Roll Dead?  No fucking way.

Johnny Winter "Drown in My Own Tears" and "Dallas"

Lots of versions of this tune, but JW brings a tear to my eyes. Keyboards and horns by his brother Edgar. From the Black Album.

Nina Simone "Backlash Blues"

Written by Langston Hughs/Nina Simone.  Deeeeeeep blues.

Chris Thomas King "Hard Time Killing Floor Blues"

A soulful version of a classic blues tune from one of my favorite movies. From the movie "Oh Brother, Where art thou"

Bobby Rush "Hen Pecked"

"I ain't HenPecked; I been pecked by the right Hen."

Roy Rogers "Walkin' Blues"

Roy Rogers is a slide guitar virtuoso.

Corey Harris "Honeysuckle"

Corey Harris keeping the BLUES alive.

Furry Lewis "Furry's Blues

This is some SICK guitar playing.
Furry Lewis (1893-1981) was a country blues guitarist and songwriter from Memphis, Tennessee. He toured the blues circuit when he was young, then took a job as a street sweeper in Memphis which he retired from in 1966.
In 1927, Lewis cut his first records in Chicago for the Vocalion label. In 1972 he was the featured performer in the Memphis Blues Caravan, which included the likes of Bukka White, Sleepy John Estes and Hammy Nixon, Memphis Piano Red, Sam Chatmon, and Mose Vinson.
Before he died, Lewis opened twice for The Rolling Stones, played on Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show, and had a part in a Burt Reynolds movie, W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings (1975).

Lou Reed "See that my grave is kept clean"

The intro solo is so simple and wonderful.

Vintage Trouble " Blues Me Down"

Smokin' HOT.

Bobby Rush "Garbage Man"

Bobby Rush IS the blues. And a true gentleman.  If you like blues and never heard of Bobby Rush, go check out his stuff today.

Robert Johnson "They're Red Hot"

R.L. Burnside, Poor Black Mattie

One of the best. Playing some north Mississippi hill country blues. tasty

Climax Blues Band "St. Michaels Blues"

One of my favorite blues songs....amazing guitar by Peter Haycock.