Any Blues recommendations?

[dibbs]

Have some old Muddy Waters albums other than that I don't really have any blues stuff, anyone here into this and have recommendations?

[InchoateHand]

I suggested it in a thread a few weeks ago, someone asked me about it, I uploaded it, and I never heard from the wanker.

Brownie McGhee. Awesome.

[dibbs]

I usually search for threads before I ask the OOT too, I slipped, thanks for headsup, browsing that thread.

I will also check out Mr. McGhee, tyvm.


EDIT: Man, lots of names in this thread, very nice.

[zephed]

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I suggested it in a thread a few weeks ago, someone asked me about it, I uploaded it, and I never heard from the wanker.

Brownie McGhee. Awesome.

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You gave me an .m4p file. I googled and found some converting program, but it wasn't able to do it. I then downloaded itunes, and was able to hear a preview. I was downloading a torrent, but it's not always up.

I'd have to hear a whole album to tell you what I thought. At first listen I thought it was ok.
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For the OP,

John Lee Hooker is awesome. You'd probably like Howlin' Wolf too.

For older stuff, I recommend Robert Johnson of course.

Try Blind Willie McTell too.

[lem45216]

Martin Scorsese produced this 5CD/book thing called The History of the Blues i think, you could find it on amazon i imagine, thats pretty bluestastic.