this board loves the wolf!

muddy waters put a pick up on his guitar and made everything be new and delicious.

chicago electric blues...he was from ms and spent some time in st. louis, mo before heading up to chicago

Back in the nineties, the first cds I ever purchased were the Robert Johnson Complete Recordings box and one of the very first also included Muddy & The Wolf. Done in the late sixties, it's good, there's lots of all-stars, but it's not exactly among either of their best.

true.

I am searching for a clean vinyl copy of ELECTRIC MUD

i listen to more and more blues
i love son house. i love his 6 minute repetitive riffs.
any alan lomax compilation, especially his prison songs are fucking amazing.
there is an amazing genre of folk that i only have one song on some comp. its kind of like religous chants but blues, the guy's name is paine denson
this is a compilation of stuff like that.
the song that i know well is northfield that i highly recomend giving it a listen.
its the only audio sample page of his music that i could find
http://www.amazon.com/Sacred-Harp-Si.../dp/B0000002UE

howlin wolf > everything

ok i just read a bit and the style is sacred harp singing (like the cd's name)
anybody know where i can find an album of it?

LOL

I always wondered why they called it the blues when it was by a bunch of negroes. Why didn't they call it the blacks ? :confused:

that wasnt very funny reginald.

anyone here dig canned heat? blues rock at its best.

"let me tell you bout my blues, my blues have turned black." - jandek

I thought it was funny, sorry you weren't humored.

I saw Canned Heat way back with Henry Vestine on guitar. My chest was against the stage directly under Bob Hite. They were great in their day !

i have been listening to a lot of Abner Jay, one of my favoiurites miserable one man blues dudes, in the past week. He tells it like it is, maaaaannnn.