Chicago Blues: The Bus Stop Blues - Episode #87 “A Chapter in the History of The Blues” Featuring: Little Walter

The Bus Stop Blues  thebusstopblues.com Our Patreon   NOW 3 NIGHTS A WEEK TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SUNDAY AT 7PM on 98.3FM in Round Lake, IL   EPISODE #87 Aired 4/16/26 - A Chapter in the History of the Blues: Little Walter Hosts: Kevin Purcell & Road Bill   Step into the electrified heart of Chicago blues on Episode 87 of The Bus Stop Blues with another installment of “A Chapter in the History of the Blues,” featuring the legendary Little Walter. Road Bill and Kevin take you through the life and legacy of the man who revolutionized the harmonica, turning it into a lead instrument and shaping the sound of modern blues. With classics like “Juke,” “My Babe,” and “Blues with a Feeling,” this episode highlights the innovation, attitude, and raw energy that made Little Walter a true pioneer. From gritty street corners to the top of the R&B charts, it’s a deep dive into one of the most influential artists in blues history. Turn it up and take the ride—because this is where the blues got louder, bolder, and unforgettable on The Bus Stop Blues! Episode 87 Song List “A Chapter in the History of the Blues: Little Walter” “Blues with a Feeling” – Little Walter (3:06) “You Better Watch Yourself” – Little Walter (3:05) “My Babe” – Little Walter (2:42) “Sad Hours” – Little Walter (3:11) “Last Night” – Little Walter (2:44) “Off the Wall” – Little Walter (2:49) “Juke” – Little Walter (2:45) “Mean Old World” – Little Walter (2:55) “Boom Boom Out Go the Lights” – Little Walter (2:51) “Key to the Highway” – Little Walter (2:43)