do you like the blues?

if you do go here: Blues King Pins it is a group i just started.

[Edited on Aug 18, 2003 by h8tedbyyou]

one of my favorite albums is The Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East (1971)

Slim Harpo was that master of all that he surveyed.

The Blues?
I read about them in history class.

THEY CALL IT STORMY MONDAY

IF YOU WANT REAL INFO ON "DOWN HOME" BLUES LIKE THE OLD BLACK GUYS PLAYED ON ACOUSTICAL GUITARS BACK IN THE AINCIENT DAYS CHECK OUT THIS SITE!

http://www.bluesaroo.org/

ESPECIALLY CHECK OUT THE TUNES! YOU CAN HAVE THE BLUES ANYTIME YOU WANT IT- WHICH IS SO BITCHIUN'

\m/BLUES OUT DOOD\m/

BUT TUESDAYS JUST AS BAD

LORD, AND WEDNESDAYS WORSE

blue balls? who the hell *likes* blue balls? crimeny

-my unhappy blue balls.

AND THURSDAYS OH SO SAD

who doesn't like the blues??

I would recommend Joseph Spence, who's relatively unknown.. and reading Alan Lomax's excellent book on the subject.

Hound Dog Taylor

Ooooooowwwwww!! Beware of the dog!!

if you like blues you should really check out blues hammer...

oh man

THE EAGLE FLIES ON FRIDAY

SATURDAY I GO OUT TO PLAY

iffin' you are a blues fan, good times are ahead! martin scorscese's film on the blues is coming out soon, as well as a few others. many of the record labels are in conjunction with this, and are releasing a whole bunch of very well-done cds. they're saying that this is the blues equivalent of ken burns' jazz series, which was pretty damn amazing. i believe the movies are gonna air on pbs sometime in september or october.

SUNDAY I GO TO CHURCH
GONNA KNEEL DOWN AND PRAY

If you like Great Funky Blues check out "The Lost Paramount Tapes" by James Booker. This record is totally BAD!! The story I've heard about this album is that after a lot of effort they got James back into the studio and recorded these basic tracks and did some roughs. Then, the legend goes, James stole the master tapes to sell so he could buy drugs. No one knows for sure what happened. Almost twenty years later, the engineer found the tapes of the rough mixes. This record is the real deal if you like New Orleans flavored piano blues. You may have to go to The Louisiana Music Factory to find the album or cd.

[Edited on Aug 24, 2003 by AdamElectric]

I should be like Screamin' Jay Hawkins..

"I Put a Spell On You, and You're Mine.."

instead I'm more like Screamin' Jay Hawkins..

"I've got those constipation blues"

Can you believe that a band with that name actually exists?

Hahahahaha, that's so damn funny.

Well, they certainly seem to like me.

I probably sound kind of popish but, I grew up listening to the older records of Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, Johnny Cash( kinduv country but he's all about the blues ), and older Bonnie Raitt. My mom still has them all on 8track