Showing posts with label Blues Guitar. Show all posts
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29 June 2019

#698 :: LIVE Recording Wednesday :: Kai Strauss & The Electric Blues All Stars (26 June 2019)


This show is jammed packed with awesome artists starting out with Ruth Wyand who plans a return to NZ soon. Check out what's she's doing with her one woman show here. And my co-host, Fatt Max aka Dr Jellybone, gets acoustic for us, check out his latest new release on bandcamp, it's FREE! Flaming Mudcats are in the mix, their new new album, 'Cut Loose', is doing well. And to end the show a new track from Watermelon Slim, going out to my sister Sarah as she starts starts her Dry July. You got this Sarah! 

In this episode we feature music from Kai Strauss & The Electric Blues All-Stars, a band consisting of European blues musicians. Although this band grow up in Germany, they are equally as authentic sounding as their American musical counterparts and heroes. Strauss has earned a solid place in the hearts of the blues community over the past 25 years. 

"Even as a teenager, I was infected by the music of Buddy Guy, BB King or Jimmie Vaughan," says the guitarist and singer, who is now considered in the European scene as one of the big names, according to the magazine Bluesnews.

Four German Blues Awards (including Best Guitarist 2018, Best Band 2016), TV appearances, music magazine covers and concerts in more than 20 countries are notable benchmarks in Strauss' career.

Please check out Kai Strauss & The Electric Blues All-Stars's 'Live In Concert' album, it gets 5 out of 5 stars from me. Nate Taiapa (The Blues Room)


Playlist
Ruth Wyand - Better Off Alone
Dr Jellybone Slim (Jellybone Blues) - Angry Rain
The Flaming Mudcats - Easy to Please
Kai Strauss & The Electric Blues All Stars (Live In Concert)
Gotta Let You Go
Ain't Gonna Ramble No More
Get The Ball Rolling
Highway Blues
Let Me Love You Baby
Shades Of Earl (Tribute To Ronnie Earl & Earl Hooker)
Watermelon Slim - Too Much Alcohol

26 April 2019

#690 :: LIVE Recording Wednesday :: Tommy Castro & The Painkillers (24 April 2019)

Whether he’s squeezing out the deepest blues or playing the funkiest soul grooves, legendary blues and soul giant Tommy Castro knows how to ignite a crowd. Over the course of his still-unfolding career, the guitarist, vocalist and songwriter has released 15 albums ranging from horn-fueled soul and R&B to piping hot blues to fiery rock ‘n’ roll. He’s performed all over the world, earning countless fans with his legendary, sweat-drenched, exhilarating live shows. Castro’s band, The Painkillers—bassist Randy McDonald, drummer Bowen Brown  and keyboardist Michael Emerson—have now been playing together over four years. After hundreds of live shows, they have coalesced into one of the telepathically tightest units Castro has ever assembled, making them one of the most in-demand live roots music acts performing today. Billboard says the band plays “irresistible contemporary blues-rock” with “street-level grit and soul.”

With the group seemingly hitting new heights with every performance, Castro knew the time was right to answer his fans’ demands for a live album. Killin’ It–Live captures the band at the peak of their creative and improvisational powers, and features one unforgettable, unpredictable performance after another. “This is the best band we’ve ever had,” says Castro. We really got something going on beyond just being good musicians. Every song we play live now has that right feel—all the dynamics. It allows us to jam out more on stage. Killin’ It–Live is what you hear when you see us live.”

Featuring songs from throughout Castro’s career, Killin’ It–Live was produced by Castro and engineer/songwriter Ron Alan Cohen and recorded at venues in Texas, New York, Michigan and California during 2018. The album includes eight Castro originals spanning his entire career and two Castro-ized covers, each showing a slightly different side of his multifaceted musical personality. From fan favorites She Wanted To Give It To Me and Make It Back To Memphis to newer classics like Lose Lose and Two Hearts to Taj Mahal’s arrangement of Sleepy John Estes’ Leaving Trunk (a song Castro has never recorded before but has been playing live for years), Killin’ It–Live is a nonstop, spirited mix of blues, rock and soul, with rollicking, hypnotic grooves fueled by Castro’s animated, fervent vocals.


1. Make It Back To Memphis
2. Can't Keep A Good Man Down 
3. Leaving Trunk 
4. Lose Lose 
5. Calling San Francisco 
6. Shakin' The Hard Times Loose 
7. Anytime Soon 
8. She Wanted To Give It To Me 
9. Two Hearts
10. Them Changes




11 April 2019

#688 :: Right By My Side Blues Mix (10 April 2019)

No waffle, just an hour of great modern blues.

1 Blues Etilicos - Bulldog
2 Kate Lush Band - Good Good Love
3 Brandon Santini - Evil (Is Going On)
4 Netto Rockfeller feat. Kid Andersen, June Core, Jim Pugh & Whitney Shay - Troubles, Troubles 
5 Rosie Flores - Drive Drive Drive
6 Ray Allen - Girl Crazy
7 Bonita & The Blues Shacks - Southern Girl Northern Boy
8 Raphael Wressnig - One Mo' Time
9 Li'l Chuck The One Man Skiffle Machine - Right By My Side*
10 Stef Paglia - Mistery Heaven
11 Tomiko Dixon - I'm Ready
2 Big Daddy Wilson with Laura Chavez_Deep In My Soul
13 Sugaray Rayford-Somebody Save Me
14 Kai Strauss - This Game Ain't Worth Playing No More






*Artist Spotlight - Li'l Chuck The One Man Skiffle Machine
Li'l Chuck captures a vintage country blues sound you'd swear you were in a 1950's Juke Joint.
Hailing from the UK and currently living in Christchurch, New Zealand, David Thorpe aka Li'l Chuck has been playing music for more than 25 years. His new album, and his third release, 'MONO' features a blues focused, foot-stompin', upbeat array of 14 tracks all recorded in one day in the UK. Li'l Chuck lays down the harmonica, resonator guitar, vocals, kick drum and hi hat all by himself. He is in the truest sense a one man band. It's well worth checking out at: https://www.backyardmusic.co.nz/

31 January 2019

#678 :: Hook Me Up With The Blues (30 Jan 2019)


So many great artists in this mix. I've given the album title where you'll find each song. All well worth checking out. One of my favorites has to be Curtis Salgato's The Beautiful Lowdown. His harmonica playing is so tasty on the song Hook Me Up, and his singing so soulful. Enjoy!

Walter Trout (Survivor Blues) - Me My Guitar And The Blues
Watermelon Slim (Church Of The Blues) - Post-Modern Blues
Seth Rosenbloom (Keep On Turning) - Come Back Around 
Mavis Staples (Livin' on a High Note) - Love and Trust
Larkin Poe (Venom & Faith) - Mississippi
Electro Blues Society feat Boo Boo Davis - Dust My Broom
Marcia Ball (Sine Bright) - What Would I Do Without You
The Flaming Mudcats (Mistress) - What's Good For The Goose
Chris O'Leary (7 Minutes Late) -She Ain't Coming Back
Curtis Salgado (The Beautiful Lowdown) - Hook Me Up
Gaye Adegbalola (The Griot) - Gon' Be Alright
Van Morrison (The Prophet Speaks) - Laughin And Clownin



27 April 2018

#638 :: LIVE Recording Wednesday feat. Clarence Gatemouth Brown Live From Austin TX

LIVE recording Wednesday features Clarence Gatemouth Brown LIVE at Austin Texas, February 6, 1996.

Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Ain't That Daddy
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Born In Louisiana
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Honky-Tonk
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Dark End Of The Hallway
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Bits And Pieces
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Leftover Blues
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - There You Are
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Early In The Mornin'
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Things Ain't What They Used To Be
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - Up Jumped The Devil



14 February 2018

#628 :: Walter Trout Interview, Bluefest Byron Bay, BayFM, Valentines Blues and more!

Anthony Mulè of Blues From The Bay on BayFM in Byron Bay, Australia, recently caught up with blues rock legend, Walter Trout and we play that interview in this episode. Walter Trout plays Bluesfest Byron Bay on Sunday 1 April and Monday 2 April 2018.


1 Peter Karp - Valentines Day
2 Casey Hensley Live feat. Laura Chavez - I Just Want To Make Love To You
Walter Trout Interview
3 Walter Trout feat. Joe Bonamassa - We're All In This Together 
Walter Trout Interview
4 Walter Trout feat. Mike Zito - She Listens To The Blackbird Sing 
Walter Trout Interview
5 Sonia Bullot - My Funny Valentine
6 Etta James - The Man I Love
7 Gina Sicilia - He Called Me Baby
8 The James Hunter Six - I Don't Wanna Be Without You

The Blues Room first airs on FreeFM89.0 in New Zealand
and is sponsored by Hamilton Blues Society.



12 July 2017

#597 :: You Gotta Move (12 July 2017)

The Blues Room #597
Wednesday 12 July 2017
9pm-10pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

1. Buster Benton and Carey Bell - Born with the Blues
2. Roy Gaines - A Hell of a Night
3. North Mississippi All Stars - You Got To Move
4. Little Bushman - Te Oranga
5. Darren Watson's New Acoustic LP - Pledge Me Project
6. Darren Watson - I Still Feel The Same
7. Mike Garner -The Way I Feel
8. Moses Walker and Ronnie Shellist - Come On In My Kitchen
9. Flavio Guimaraes & Netto Rockfeller - Times Is Getting Faster
10. Victor Puertas & The Mellow Tones - She's My Baby
11. Bo Diddley - Don't Know Where I've Been
12. John Mayer - Crossroads
13. Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo' - Diving Duck Blues
14. Big Bill Morganfield - I Don't Know Why
15. Paul Lamb & The Blues Burglars - Late One Evening

22 March 2017

#581 :: LIVE Blues Recording Wednesday :: James Cotton (RIP), Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters (22 March 2017)

The Blues Room #581
Wednesday 22 March 2017
9pm-10pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

This episode is dedicated to the late James Henry Cotton aka Mr Superharp (July 1, 1935 – March 16, 2017). Not only was Cotton one of the greatest sidemen of Muddy Waters, but Cotton was a master in his own right as band leader of his own blues band. This episode features a fantastic LIVE recording of Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, and James Cotton on tour promoting Waters' 1977 album, Hard Again. 

It was at a time when Johnny Winter had only recently recovered from past addictions and blues giant Muddy Waters was facing a decline in his career brought on by illness as well as the 1975 collapse of Chess Records. Steve Paul of Blue Sky brought both musicians together. The results of his investment soon paid off and Winter's childhood dream of playing alongside his hero Muddy Waters came to fruition on the album Hard Again in 1977. Hard Again had a raw, expressive feel and hearkened back to Waters Chess Records days, and the outstanding musicianship and intimate exuberance exceeded all expectations earning Waters a Grammy. 

The Hard Again tour combined the respected powerhouse of Waters, Winter, and James Cotton with musicians from the Hard Again sessions. Although this particular collaboration was short-lived, it has provided blues fans a rare opportunity to indulge in the work of three hugely important musical figures whose respect for each other is evidently unflinching. Two live albums, Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live and Breakin It Up, Breakin It Down, have allowed a glimpse of the concerts from 1977 and '78, but this Boston performance has never previously seen the light of day. Echoes proudly presents the entire WBCN-FM broadcast of a performance at the Boston Music Hall on February 26, 1977, digitally remastered. Thank you James Cotton, thank you Johnny Winter, and thank you Muddy Waters. You are BLUES. Nuff said. Enjoy.

Personnel
Muddy Waters: Vocals & Guitar
Johnny Winter: Vocals & Guitar
James Cotton: Vocals & Harmonica
Bob Margolin: Guitar
Pinetop Perkins: Piano
Charles Calmese: Bass
Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith: Drums

Playlist
Hideaway
Rocket 88
Instrumental
Mama Talk To Your Daughter
Mannish Boy
WBCN DJ Talks And Interviews Pinetop Perkins
You Don't Have To Go
Got My Mojo Working
WBCN DJ Interview With Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters & James Cotton
The James Cotton Blues Band - One More Mile

13 March 2017

#579 :: Keep Your Hand Out Of My Pocket (8 March 2017)

The Blues Room #579
Wednesday 8 March 2017
9pm-10pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

Chris O & Derek Phillips - Tell Me Baby
Big Daddy Wilson with Ruthie Foster - Give Me One Reason
Ruth Wyand - Blame Yourself Blues
Jimmy Bowskill and Carlos Del Junco - Heavens Where You'll Dwell
Christopher Bell - Smokestack Lightning
Dave Fields - My Mamas Got The Blues
Trickbag With Friends Vol. 2 - Keep Your Hand Out Of My Pocket (Feat. Kim Wilson & Kid Ramos)
John Mayall - Goin' Away Baby
Eddie Taylor - Find My Baby
Royal Southern Brotherhood - I Wonder Why
Thorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado - Holler 'n Moan
Hannah Williams & The Affirmations - Tame In The Water

9 November 2016

#561 :: Another Hour Of Blues Power With Darcy Perry

The Blues Room #561
Wednesday 2 November 2016
9pm-10pm, FreeFM89.0, Hamilton, NZ.

1. Bobby 'Blue' Bland - I Wouldn't Treat a Dog
2. Cream - Crossroads (Live)
3. George Thorogood & the Destroyers - Bad to the Bone
4. Darren Watson - It'll Come to Ya'
5. Bob Dylan - Maggie's Farm
6. Cherry Poppin' Daddies - Dr. Bones
7. Henrik Freischlader - Nothin' to Lose
8. Jimmy Thackery & Tab Benoit - Strange Things Happen
9. Bo Diddley - Bring it to Jerome
10. G. Love & Special Sauce - This Ain't Living
11. Bex Marshall - Too Much Rock n' Roll
12. Hound Dog Taylor - Goodnight Boogie
13. Chris Rea - You Can Go Your Own Way
14. Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup - I Love You Baby

30 September 2016

#556 :: LIVE Blues Recording :: Walter Trout - Alive In Amsterdam

The Blues Room #556
Wednesday 28 September 2016
9pm-10pm, FreeFM89.0,
http://player.wizz.co.nz/freefm89/,
Hamilton, NZ.

This month's live recording is two parts. First up we have live recordings by Lloyd Spiegel, he tours NZ in late October, early November 2016. More details here. 

Then the star of the show, blue-rock legend, Walter Trout lights up the stage in Amsterdam after some serious near-death experiences. Read more about Walter Trout's remarkable come back here. These performances are impassioned and electrifying. Enjoy!


1. Lloyd Spiegel - Blues, leave me alone
2. Lloyd Spiegel - I shall be released
3. Lloyd Spiegel - King with no crown
4. Walter Trout - Marie's Introduction (Live)
5. Walter Trout - Play The Guitar (Live)
6. Walter Trout - Help Me (Live)
7. Walter Trout - Say Goodbye To The Blues (Live)
8. Walter Trout - Rock Me Baby (Live)
9. Walter Trout - Serve Me Right To Suffer (Live)

15 September 2016

#554 :: Greg Copeland Interview / Big Road Blues - California Hop

The Blues Room #554
Wednesday 14 September 2016
9pm-10pm, FreeFM89.0,
http://player.wizz.co.nz/freefm89/,
Hamilton, NZ.

Greg Copeland has arrived in New Zealand and has an interview with Nate in this episode. Greg will tour NZ with Steve 'Guitar' Gilles from 16th Sept through to 9 October 2016. If you're attending the Auckland and Hamilton shows then take a listen to this episode for the code you'll need to win yourself a signed CD. See you in Hamilton guys!!

In the second half of the show we hear part of Jeff Harris's Big Road Blues Show 28/8/2016: California Hop – Honkin' Sax From L.A. Pt. 2. << Click this link to hear the whole show - its well worth it, Jeff has selected some smokin' sax tracks.

1. Greg Copeland - Makes A Man Wanna Change
2. Greg Copeland - Alberta
3. Ruf Blues Caravan feat Si Cranstoun, Big Daddy Wilson, Vanessa Collier, and Laura Chavez - Bring It Home To Me
4. Lloyd Spiegel - This Is Hip
5. Lionel Hampton w/ Illinois Jacquet - Flying Home
6. Duke Henderson w/ Wild Bill Moore - Boogie Man Blues
7. Big Jay McNeely - California Hop
8. Joe Liggins - The Honeydripper
9. Little Willie Jackson - There'll Be Some Changes Made
10. Joe Liggins - Little Joe's Boogie

4 August 2016

#548 :: Darcy Perry's Hour Of Blues Power

The Blues Room #548
Wednesday 3 August 2016
9pm-10pm, FreeFM89.0,
Hamilton, NZ.

Watch out! Here's Darcy Perry once again with another great weekly serving of Blues you can use!

This episode is dedicated to Lightning Red
May 6, 1949 – July 6, 2016

Lightning Red (Wayne Bak) musical artist died July 6th at the age of 67 of heart problems and prostate cancer.

He was a blues artist who performed nationally and internationally touring England, Ireland, Switzerland, France, Scandinavia, Croatia, Germany, Holland, and Australia. He played electric guitar, was a song writer, sang and fronted his own band for 50 years.

He recorded 8 albums of original music. His entire life was shaped by an insatiable passion for the blues. It’s all he ever played. He is considered a great blues artist by many across the world.

Red and his wife came to Austin in 1977 from the Chicago area. After living out-of-state for 8 years, they returned back home to Austin in December 2015.

He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Deborah Vanko, a sister, Janice Brennan of Illinois, a sister Joan Bakalar and her daughter, Stacey of New Zealand.

1. Junior Wells - Give Me One Reason
2. Big Jon Atkinson & Bob Corritore - It Wasn't Easy
3. Buddy Guy & Tracy Chapman - Ain't No Sunshine 
4. Albert Castiglia - Let's Make Love In the Morning
5. Lightning Red - Lie No More
6. Ben Harper - Ground On Down
7. Lightning Red & EZ Love - Change Is Gonna Cum
8. Etta James - Stormy Monday Blues
9. Jeff Healey - See the Light
10. John Long - Things Can't Be Down Always
11. Tony Joe White - Who You Gonna Hoo Doo Now

27 July 2016

#547 :: LIVE Blues Recording :: Crossroads Revisited with Eric Clapton

The Blues Room #547
Wednesday 27 July 2016 
9pm-10pm, FreeFM89.0, 
Hamilton, NZ.

Nearly four hours of live performances from Eric Clapton's acclaimed Crossroads Guitar Festival are coming to CD for the first time. This new 3 disc collection coming out now on Rhino will feature 41 tracks of landmark performances from all four Crossroads Guitar Festivals, which were held in 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2013.

Founded in 2004 by the legendary guitarist, Eric Clapton, the Crossroads Guitar Festival has given fans an opportunity to witness truly historic performances by some of the world's greatest guitarists. While fans have been able to relive those magical moments thanks to a series of successful DVD and Blu-ray compilations, only a few of those performances have made their way to CD.

A veritable "Who's Who" of guitar music can be heard on this set, including Clapton, Jeff Beck, Gary Clark Jr., Robert Cray, Billy F Gibbons, Vince Gill, Buddy Guy, B.B. King, John Mayer, Carlos Santana, Joe Walsh, Ronnie Wood, and Jimmie Vaughn, just to name a few. Naturally, the all-star jams deliver some of the collection s most unforgettable moments.

Held every three years since 2004, the Crossroads Guitar Festival raises funds for the Crossroads Centre in Antigua, a treatment and education facility that Clapton founded in 1998 to help people suffering from chemical dependency.

Nate has selected some of his favorite performances from Crossroads festivals, including a tune by Taj Mahala nd Keb Mo which wasn't included on the 3 CD release. Enjoy!

1. Rock Me Baby – Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, B.B. King & Jimmie Vaughan [2004]
2. Drums Of Passion (Jingo) – Carlos Santana with Eric Clapton [2004]
3. Hell At Home – Sonny Landreth with Eric Clapton [2007]
4. Mas Y Mas – Los Lobos [2007]
5. Lay Down Sally – Vince Gill with Sheryl Crow, Keb’ Mo’, Albert Lee, James Burton & Earl Klugh [2010]
6. Five Long Years – Buddy Guy with Jonny Lang & Ronnie Wood [2010]
7. Born Under A Bad Sign – Booker T. with Steve Cropper, Keb’ Mo’, Blake Mills, Matt “Guitar” Murphy & Albert Lee [2013]
8. Please Come Home – Gary Clark Jr. [2013]
9. Diving Duck Blues - Taj Mahal and Keb Mo [2013]

20 July 2016

#546 :: Another Belly Fulla Blues With Fatt Max

The Blues Room #546
Wednesday 20 July 2016 
9pm-10pm, FreeFM89.0, 
Hamilton, NZ.

Fatt Max presents another great mix of blues PLUS he puts up for grabs another DVD and CD package to win by New Zealand band, Riverhead Slide. Check out this episode for details or head over to The Blue Room on Facebook to enter, see Yes Links to the right for our FB link.

1. Swamp Thing - Hand In A Hole 
2. Jimmy Rogers - That's All Right 
3. Roscoe Gordon - I'm Gonna Shake It 
4. John Lee Hooker - One Bourbon, One Scotch And One Beer 
5. Muddy Waters - Hoochie Coochie Man 
6. Son House - Death Letter Blues 
7. T Model Ford - The Duke 
8. Jon Zeeman - You're Right I'm Wrong 
9. Bo Diddley - Road Runner 
10. Magic Sam - All Your Love 
11. The Hoax - Let It Shine 
12. Doctor Ross - The Boogie Disease 
13. Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign 
14. Clarence Gatemouth Brown - Frosty 
15. Taj Mahal - Mailbox Blues

3 March 2016

#526 :: Darcy Perry's Hour Of Blues Power

The Blues Room, 2 March 2016
Episode #526

Darcy Perry's back with a new batch of blues. Turn it up!

1. Gary Moore - Don't Start Me Talkin'
2. Ronnie Baker Brooks - It Takes A Smart Man To Play Dumb
3. Big Joe Shelton - Hope We Live To See The Day
4. Michael Burks - Changed Man
5. Mark Selby - Sure Hope It Ain't A Train
6. Jimmy Dawkins - Can't Hide My Love
7. The John Earl Walker Band - Welcome Back Mr. Blues
8. Mark Kerr - Wishin' Well
9. Jimmy Dawkins - Lonesome Blues
10. Kenny Wayne Sheppard with Bryan Lee
11. Bruce Janey - Waitin' For The Bus

26 February 2016

#525 :: Prince Plays Blues

The Blues Room, 24 February 2016
Episode #525

Prince arrived in New Zealand on 24th February and he played two shows that night in Auckland city. It was his first time performing in New Zealand and both shows sold out within minutes of going on sale. This episode of The Blues Room went to air as Prince was nearing the end of his first show and preparing for his second show at 10pm, the show I went to. While there was no band, no guitar or backup singers with Prince he was nonetheless AMAZING! Here's a tribute show to Prince's great talent on guitar (and vocals, rhythm, groove, artistry, coolness, humor, purpleness, musicianship etc etc). All Prince & All Blues. Enjoy!

1. 5 Women
2. 2 Sisters
3. Purple House
4. If I had a Harem 
5. The Ride 
6. Blues in G with John Nelson
7. Satisfied
8. Midnight Blues

18 February 2016

#524 :: Grammy Award For Best Blues Album 2016 Goes To Buddy Guy

The Blues Room, 17 February 2016
Episode #525

The winner of best blues album for the 2016 Grammy awards was Buddy Guy. The Grammy nominees for best blues album 2016 were as follows:

Born To Play Guitar - Buddy Guy (Winner)
Label: RCA Records/Silvertone Records

Descendants Of Hill Country - Cedric Burnside Project
Label: Cedric Burnside Project

Outskirts Of Love - Shemekia Copeland
Label: Alligator Records

Worthy - Bettye LaVette
Label: Cherry Red

Muddy Waters 100 - John Primer & Various Artists
Label: Raisin Music Records

1. Cedric Burnside Project - that Changes Everything
2. John Primer and Friends feat. James Cotton (Muddy 100) - I Feel So Good
3. Shemekia Copeland - I Feel A Sin Coming On
4. Mavis Staples - See that My Grave Is Kept Clean
5. R.L. Burnside - Rollin' & Tumblin'
6. Macy Gray - Hound Dog
7. Bonnie Raitt, Gary Clark Jr., Chris Stapleton - Grammys Tribute To B.B. King
8. Jon Cleary - Brother I'm Hungry
9. Bob Margolin - Young & Old Blues
10. B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get?
11. John Hammond - No Money Down
12. Buddy Guy - Smarter Than I Was

5 February 2016

#522 :: Another Hour Of Blues Power With Darcy Perry

The Blues Room, 3 February 2016
Episode #522
Darcy Perry returns for another hour of blues power. He manages to catch up with Fatt Max on the line, get video recorded for The Blues Room's facebook group, eat some homemade apple and rhubarb crumble AND spin some vinyl all in under an hour. Beat that!!!

1. Mark Kerr - One Drink Away From the Blues
2. Leslie West - Sinner's Prayer
3. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band - Blackbird Special
4. A Cryin Shame (No kidding!) - Nutbush City Limits
5. Michael Burks - Voodoo Spell
6. Searching For An Angel
7. Count Bassie - Four Or Five Times
8. Son Seals - Don't Pick Me For Your Fool
9. Craig Erickson - Ramblin' Again
10. Lowel Fulson - Swinging Party
11. Never Seen You Cry This Way Before

How Darcy does it in the Blues Room!!!

7 January 2016

Gone But Not Forgotten :: B.B. King Performs Incredible Instrumental Version Of Five Long Years (Stockholm, Sweden, 1974)


B.B. King performs an incredible, instrumental version of "Five Long Years", on his first concert in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1974.#Guitar #GuitarLegends #BBKing #Gibson #BluesGuitar #70s ForgottenGuitar.com
Posted by Forgotten Guitar on Thursday, December 31, 2015