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Mississippi Fred McDowell
Kind Treatment Blues - Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe
1931
A beautifully fragile blues cut
Love this haunting little gem where tenderness and hardship seem to drift side by side.
John Lee Hooker Epiphone advertisement
(via Bob Corritore)
Elmore James
Jack & Johnny Cash
Little by Little - Junior Wells
1960
Blues with a dangerous sway
Junior Wells keeps things loose and simmering here, but there’s tension lurking beneath every note.
Steve Cropper
Mama, Mama Talk To Your Daughter - Magic Sam
1968
Pure Chicago electricty
Magic Sam took the Delta blues and ran it through a transformer.
The result? Total sonic lightning.
Levon Helm playing a Gibson F4 mandolin.
Joe Bonamassa pulled together a 40-artist tribute to B.B. King. George Benson was there when B.B. first heard him play. Bonamassa was opening for him at 12. The stories alone that they share with me are worth it.
Guitar greats Joe Bonamassa and George Benson discuss their new tribute collection B.B. King's Blues Summit 100 on the Kyle Meredith With po
Joe Bonamassa pulled together a 40-artist tribute to B.B. King. George Benson was there when B.B. first heard him play. Bonamassa was opening for him at 12. The stories alone that they share with me are worth it.
Guitar greats Joe Bonamassa and George Benson discuss their new tribute collection B.B. King's Blues Summit 100 on the Kyle Meredith With po
Marshall Grant, Luther Perkins, and Johnny Cash play music while Vivian Cash and friends listen.
Shake 'Em On Down - Mississippi Fred McDowell
60's
A relentless groove straight from the Mississippi hills
Mississippi Fred McDowell locks into the hypnotic pulse of “Shake ’Em On Down”, turning a simple riff into pure hill country trance.
Muddy Waters
Muddy Waters (Live 1958) - Rollin' Stone
(Live At Manchester 1958)
Muddy Waters - "Can't Be Satisfied" (2003) Documentary
https://youtu.be/BvMCOedhaKg
"The first authoritative documentary about McKinley Morganfield, an artist that paved the road for rock 'n' roll. It is a rich and compelling exploration of an American pioneer." Featuring Keith Richards, B.B. King, Chuck D., Bonnie Raitt, and Waters' close family and friends. Premiered on PBS American Masters 4/23/2003. Produced and Directed by Morgan Neville + Robert Gordon.
The Johnny Cash Show
(Michael Rougier. 1969?)