Blues & Jazz

[Agent Starling]

Here's another good one:

Mose Allison, "The Seventh Son"

He plays piano, sings, and writes the songs, style is blues and jazz together. :D

Agent Starling

[deeker]

I haven't read the whole thread, but is anyone familiar with the blues band 'Indigenous'? Apparently they are all native Indians who formed a band. Some good stuff from them.

[tortoise]

I skimmed the thread, and unless I've missed it, I can't believe no one has mentioned Junior Wells.

"Hoodoo Man Blues" is one of my favorites, a classic Chicago blues record. :cool:

[aj1985]

Guys thanks a lot for the the suggestions eh. Some were not me, but some were just out of this world and I could not have found them without the help of all of you.

if you have anymore please list away.

take care
aj

p.s Just listening right now to smokestack :D

[MAT888]

Just listening right now to;



Teasing you aj: i guess not available in the states.

Don't loose your cool ... lol

[BuffaloBill]

anything by Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, BB King, Eric Clapton's Sessions for Robert J (basically covers of robert johnsons music), Muddy Waters.

BB King's cd 80 is really good basically covers of old BB King songs with other artists. I suggest "early in the morning" w/ van morrison , "Tired of your Jive" w/ Billy F. Gibbons, "Hummingbird" w/ John Mayer, "All Over Again" w/ Mark Knopfler (this song sometimes gets my eyes watering. just the playing in it...whew)

buddy guy and junior well's live cds are really good too.

look for a song called "Red House" its covered by G3 its a good version, and numerous other covers of it are good too.

another really good guitar song "Trouble in mind" done by Jerry Lee Lewis featuring Eric Clapton is really good

and here's some more buddy guy stuff thats a little more rock then blues, but some really awesome guitar playing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpCN6fyz4PA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmEBTUbaWjA