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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2023 · 1H 13M

Episode 237: This History of The Blues in 16 Songs - Join in the Conversation

from Pacific Street Blues & Americana · host Rick Galusha

Join our conversation - The History of The Blues in 16 Songshttps://www.facebook.com/psbluesThere's nothing like a good chin wag. I've proposed the 16 most influential Blues acts from the early 20th Century to the 21st Century. Yep, lots of gaps and discussion points. Kick off the new year with a friendly  debate  and join the conversation.The Dawn of Recorded Blues 14. Robert Johnson / Crossroads Blues 15. Charly Patton / Hang It On the Wall 16. Lonnie Johnson / Falling Rain Blues17. Bessie Smith / Oh Daddy Blues The Electrification of The Blues 18. Muddy Waters / Hoochie Koochie Man 19. Howlin' Wolf / Evil 20. Willie Dixon / I Can't Quit You Baby21. Bb King / The Thrill is GoneOpening the Door - The Blues & Classic Rock 22. Eric Clapton / Everyday I Have the Blues (BB King) 23. The Rolling Stones / I'm a King Bee (Muddy Waters) 24. Led Zeppelin / Traveling Riverside Blues (Robert Johnson) 25. The Allman Brothers / One Way Out (G.L. Crocket: Sonny Boy 2, Elmore James) The Modern Era26. Bonnie Raitt /Kokomo Blues - Write Me a Few of Your Lines27. Stevie Ray Vaughan / Ain't Gone and Give Up on Love Blues Today28. Joe Bonamassa / So, It's Like That 29. Marcus King / Blood on the Tracks 

Join our conversation - The History of The Blues in 16 Songshttps://www.facebook.com/psbluesThere's nothing like a good chin wag. I've proposed the 16 most influential Blues acts from the early 20th Century to the 21st Century. Yep, lots of gaps and discussion points. Kick off the new year with a friendly  debate  and join the conversation.The Dawn of Recorded Blues 14. Robert Johnson / Crossroads Blues 15. Charly Patton / Hang It On the Wall 16. Lonnie Johnson / Falling Rain Blues17. Bessie Smith / Oh Daddy Blues The Electrification of The Blues 18. Muddy Waters / Hoochie Koochie Man 19. Howlin' Wolf / Evil 20. Willie Dixon / I Can't Quit You Baby21. Bb King / The Thrill is GoneOpening the Door - The Blues & Classic Rock 22. Eric Clapton / Everyday I Have the Blues (BB King) 23. The Rolling Stones / I'm a King Bee (Muddy Waters) 24. Led Zeppelin / Traveling Riverside Blues (Robert Johnson) 25. The Allman Brothers / One Way Out (G.L. Crocket: Sonny Boy 2, Elmore James) The Modern Era26. Bonnie Raitt /Kokomo Blues - Write Me a Few of Your Lines27. Stevie Ray Vaughan / Ain't Gone and Give Up on Love Blues Today28. Joe Bonamassa / So, It's Like That 29. Marcus King / Blood on the Tracks

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