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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2022 · 1H 12M

Episode 112: WIllie Dixon - the most prolific and influential blues songwriter of the 20th Century (part two)

from Pacific Street Blues & Americana · host Rick Galusha

21. Rolling Stones / I Wanna Be Loved 22. Mick Jagger / Too Many Cooks23. Jeff Beck Group (feat Rod Stewart) / You Shook Me24. The Doors / Backdoor Man 25. Joe Louis Walker & James Cotton / You Need Love 26. Beth Hart / Whole Lotta Love 27. Led Zeppelin / I Can't Quit You 28. Screaming Cheetah Wheelies / Little Red Rooster29. George Thorogood / Seventh Son30. Ten Years After / Spoonful 31. Aerosmith / I'm Ready 32. Black Keys / When the Lights Go Out 33. Black Crowes / Mellow Down Easy 34. Gary Moore / Evil35. Johnny Winter / Third Degree36. Indigenous / Talk to Me Baby If we think about it, from Robert Johnson, to Willie Dixon, to Chuck Berry, you really have the foundational sonic triumphant of rock music. Did you play the trivia game yet? We got a lot of winners this year. Photo (L to R) Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy

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