Chicago Blues: The Bus Stop Blues - Episode #129 “A Chapter in the History of The Blues” Featuring: R.L. Burnside

The Bus Stop Blues  thebusstopblues.com Our Patreon   EPISODE #129 Aired on WRLR 98.3 FM in Chicago - 07/23/26 - A Chapter in the history of the Blues: R.L. Burnside Hosts: Kevin Purcell and Road Bill    The Bus Stop Blues: A Chapter in the History of the Blues, R.L. Burnside Episode 129 | July 23, 2026 A Chapter in the History of the Blues: R.L. Burnside This week, Road Bill and Kevin continue their A Chapter in the History of the Blues series by exploring the life and music of one of the most influential figures in North Mississippi hill country blues, R.L. Burnside. Known for his hypnotic guitar rhythms, raw vocals, and unforgettable storytelling, Burnside spent decades preserving a unique blues tradition before gaining worldwide recognition later in life. His music inspired generations of artists and helped introduce hill country blues to a new audience through groundbreaking recordings like Come On In. Throughout the show, Road Bill and Kevin trace Burnside's remarkable journey, from his Mississippi roots to international acclaim, while showcasing some of his most iconic recordings. Tonight's Playlist: R.L. Burnside – Goin' Down South R.L. Burnside – Shake 'Em On Down R.L. Burnside – Skinny Woman R.L. Burnside – Poor Black Mattie R.L. Burnside – Jumper Hanging Out On The Line R.L. Burnside – Rollin' & Tumblin' R.L. Burnside – Long Haired Doney R.L. Burnside – Someday Baby R.L. Burnside – Come On In R.L. Burnside – It's Bad You Know Join us as we celebrate the life, legacy, and unmistakable sound of R.L. Burnside, a true master of the blues whose music continues to captivate listeners around the world.