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can anyone reccomend me some cool blues cd's to purchase?
i like the old delta stuff, but im open to anything.
cheers  :)

Try some Charlie Musselwhite.  ;)

You want New Orleans-type Blues...?

I'll give you genuine gee-tar Blues.... ;D....>>>>

Mr. Scrapper's Blues. By Scrapper Blackwell:

http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Scrappers-Blue ... B00005N817

Paul...8)...!

...alternatively, I'll play you some Blues on my Hammond B3 draw-bar organ, or acoustic guitar....
....but not both at the same time...sorry.... ;D...!

P.S. For our English listeners....>>>

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mr-Scrappers-Bl ... B00005N817

...with some sample tracks......!

Available from all good Music Stores.....as they say... ...!

No one has said it yet, but how about:

Powder Blue
Light Blue
Sky Blue
Navy Blue



Matt

No one has said it yet, but how about:

Powder Blue
Light Blue
Sky Blue
Navy Blue



Matt

WOW... ...!

That Bluemin' suggestion just Blue me away.... ... ...!

LOL......!

Paul...Blue Suede Shoes......!

Try Booker T. & The MG's

Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and so on.

The late, great Michael Bloomfield (1943-1981).  His extensive discography includes recordings with The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, The Electric Flag, Bob Dylan's 'Highway 61 Revisited', 'Super Session' (with Al Kooper & Stephen Stills), Janis Joplin's 'Kosmic Blues', the list just goes on and on and on up to about 52 albums worth.  

Well, you can't beat straight-ahead delta or Chicago blues from the masters (Muddy, Hopkins, the Wolf, BB.), but I went out to see G. Love and Special Sauce the other night, and they were very cool: sort of funky-bluesy-jazzy; pretty good for some white kids from Philly.

Another one who springs to mind is Johnny Winter- he does serious justice to the blues but always brought it forward with his blues-rock stuff.