Monday Blues

I tend to stick with the blues on Mondays for some reason ;)

Charlie Musselwhite ~ Sanctuary

Deep seated Mississippi delta blues with an all-star lineup. Perfect with the first cup of coffee on a Monday morning.

-dave

Time for a little slide guitar, yes, yes!

Harry Manx ~ Wise and Otherwise

Doesn't matter if its one of his own, or a cover. When Harry interprets and applies his unique style, he owns the song.

-dave.

Kelly Joe Phelps ~ Tap the Red Cane Whirlwind

The real deal - the only way I know to describe the artist and this disc.

-dave

Same here. Bluesy Monday.

Lined up to start tonight off, is

Roy Gaines-I got the T-Bone Walker Blues

Lightnin' Hopkins-Lightnin' in New York

and then, who knows. Maybe I spin some David Byrne.

Peace

Bernd

Morning Bernd!

Last one before heading out to work.

Lunchboxx ~ Don't Go Near That Room

Some of the best acoustic blues around. Full flavored and honest.

-dave

Well good (morning) afternoon to you too.

Just jumped in,and going round on the office system is:

Magic Slim & The Teardrops - Blue Magic. A great set.

Bernd

Hey Bernd, what is that a picture of, in your avatar? Looks dreamy.

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Originally Posted by Dusty Chalk

Hey Bernd, what is that a picture of, in your avatar? Looks dreamy.

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Hi Peter,

It's my amp. Bought it last year and it will stay. Absolutley wonderful.
Thanks for asking.

I think tonight will be a Man(d)chester music night. Stone Roses,Joy Division,Inspiral Carpets,James,New Order,The High,etc,. Wow-can't wait for the rotating to begin.

Bernd

A new week is on it's way and doing a short spin is:

Jimmy Thackery and the drivers - True Stories

a superb recording and great set.

Be safe

Bernd

Off and running this morning with Albert Cummings ~ The Long Way

-dave

Gotta have more guitar this morning.

Harry Manx & Kevin Breit ~ Jubilee

-dave

A well worn favorite

Rollie Tussing ~ Blow Whistle Blow

"Rollie Tussing plays his acoustic, electric, and cigar box guitars in a rootsey delta-blues manner, with a gospel-soaked voice and foot-stomping beat. Very few people can leave a Rollie show without goose bumps, wondering in amazement how so much music comes from just one man. -Madison Courier"

http://rollietussing.com/

-dave

Well it's that time of the week again. A quick feeding of the soul by:

"Albert King - Live Wire/Blues Power".

Have a save week one and all.

Peace

Bernd:16:

Didn't have time for much this morning, but I did manage to squeeze in a big time favorite -

Dave Alvin ~ Ashgrove

Absolutely love this disk, big 5-star rating from me!

-dave

You don't happen to have Johnny Winter's Winter of '88 do you?

'Rain' is one of my all time fave blooz toons.

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Originally Posted by 3-LockBox

You don't happen to have Johnny Winter's Winter of '88 do you?

'Rain' is one of my all time fave blooz toons.

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Nope, but I do have White Hot & Blue and Second Winter. Really need to expand my Johnny Winter collection, yes sir I do.

-dave

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Originally Posted by 3-LockBox

You don't happen to have Johnny Winter's Winter of '88 do you?

'Rain' is one of my all time fave blooz toons.

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An eggcellent tune on a verygood album.

Well, the thunderstorms have finally moved on through (I hope), so I'll power up the system in a few minutes. First up will be Eva Cassidy - Live at Blues Alley. Haven't spun this one in a while.

JD

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Well, the thunderstorms have finally moved on through (I hope), so I'll power up the system in a few minutes. First up will be Eva Cassidy - Live at Blues Alley. Haven't spun this one in a while.

JD

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Great disk Jeff! Spinning Lucy Kaplansky ~ The Red Thread before calling it a day.

-dave

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Great disk Jeff! Spinning Lucy Kaplansky ~ The Red Thread before calling it a day.

-dave

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I don't know much about Blues, although ChipB has sent me all kinds of stuff that I'm slowly making my way through...so thanks to Chip if he's reading this.

I did want to say to Dave that it's nice to see you back. :yesnod:

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Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn

I don't know much about Blues, although ChipB has sent me all kinds of stuff that I'm slowly making my way through...so thanks to Chip if he's reading this.

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I got ...err...uhh...some stuff from Chip as well, but I lost the track list :frown2:

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Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn

I don't know much about Blues, although ChipB has sent me all kinds of stuff that I'm slowly making my way through...so thanks to Chip if he's reading this.

I did want to say to Dave that it's nice to see you back. :yesnod:

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Thanks FA!

-dave

Been playing Robin Trower and Stevie Ray Vaughn two of my all time fav's!!!

Pulled a gem from the rack this morning. It will be a good week.

"Howlin Wolf - The London Sessions". Oh yes.

Peace

Bernd:16:

I'm spinning B.B. King's classic "Live at the Regal". I think this is a must for any fan of the blues, or killer guitar in general. Every live album should sound this good.
His Majesty was definitely "On" that night.

"I gave you a brand new Ford
and you just said I want a Cadillac
I bought you a ten dollar dinner
You said Thanks for the snack
I let you live in my penthouse
You said it was just a shack
I gave you seven children
and now you wanna give 'em back"