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Old 04-09-2009, 06:33 PM
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That I shall and how could you not like a song titled "Pussy Cat Moan"...
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That I shall and how could you not like a song titled "Pussy Cat Moan"...
I see your point LOL Especially after seeing one of Gregswaims avatars!!
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Old 04-09-2009, 07:15 PM
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You Ronnie Earl fans should check out Bruce Katz Band as well. He sometimes gets a bit 'experimental', which isn't my cup of tea, but some real solid work. I think he played with the Broadcasters way back.
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Sonny Landreth is also worth a listen. check his stuff out.

Also Deborah Coleman has some good stuff out as well.
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You Ronnie Earl fans should check out Bruce Katz Band as well. He sometimes gets a bit 'experimental', which isn't my cup of tea, but some real solid work. I think he played with the Broadcasters way back.
I just bought his Cresent Crawl CD on line.
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Ah, yes, I listen to the blues quite a bit. I tend to listen to the older stuff though, whether its Electric Blues, Swamp Blues, California Blues, Delta Blues, I like them all.

Here is just a partial list of the stuff I listen to...

The 3 Kings (Albert, B.B. Freddie)
T-Bone Walker
John Lee Hooker
Jimmy Reed
Howlin' Wolf
Slim Harpo
Lonnie Johnson
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Muddy Waters
Taj Mahal
Son House
Lightnin' Hopkins
Billie Holiday
W.C. Handy
Bessie Smith
Little Walter
Elmore James
Leadbelly
Otis Rush
Champion Jack Dupree
Big Mama Thornton
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Eric Clapton

Some of this stuff is really old so don't expect audiophile quality recordings.


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Serge,

I could post almost the same list. Nice.

I like that album of risque stuff.... Need to check it out!
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Link for the Buddaheads-good stuff!

http://www.garageband.com/artist/BUDDAHEADS
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Serge,

I have some of the great artists you listed, but you just gave me a reason to go music shopping again.
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Old 04-14-2009, 10:24 PM
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Would you believe I actually got in trouble for displaying one of the album covers on AK?
I think Josephine Baker got more than just you in trouble!
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