Blues

John Lee Hooker (1917 - 2001) was a true original - an American blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist who rose to prominence performing an electric guitar-style adaptation of Delta blues. Hooker often incorporated other elements, including talking...

JOHN LEE HOOKER - BURNIN (60th ANNIVERSARY) - This expanded 60th anniversary edition of John Lee Hooker's electrifying blues classic, Burnin', offers both stereo and newly mixed mono versions of the album. Audio has been remastered from the original...

John Clifton, leader, vocals and harp from the Mofo Party Band is releasing his first solo album. Using the relationships he has developed over the past 20 of playing blues, John has assembled an All-Star band for this album. Including Rusty Zinn, Bob...

John Cipollina (Quicksilver Messenger Service) and Nick Gravenites (Electric Flag) join forces on this release of blues and rock. Recorded in 1982, this reissue features the bonus tracks "Born in Chicago" and "Small Walk-In Box."1. Blues in the Bottle 2...

John Cephas and Phil Wiggins are internationally acknowleged masters of the beloved Piedmont blues tradition. For nearly 30 the Washington, DC-area based harmonica-guitar duo have championed modern day country blues, rejuvenating the genre's...

John Adam Estes (Sleepy John) known as the Tennesse Blues Poet, plays guitar & sings on 12 tracks w. The Tennesse Jug Busters, Hammie Nixon-harmonica, Yank Rachell-mandolin & gtr, & Mike Bloomfield-gtr, 1964.1. Broke and Hungry 2. Black Mattie 3. 3:00...

Joe returns to his soul/blues roots in spectacular style. He wrote or co-wrote most of the material except for the classic Born in Chicago. There's a stripped-down lineup consisting of Robert Watson on bass, Geno Blacknell Jr. On keyboards, and Willy...

Joe Liggins was one of the top rhythm and blues performers of the immediate post war years. He enjoyed 13 Billboard R&B Chart hits between 1945 and 1951 at which point it was all over for him as a chart star but as this 27 track compilation illustrates...

Joe Liggins' guitarist brother, Jimmy had just a handful of hits compared to his more distinguished brother whose career highlights can be heard on his Jasmine CDs. Jimmy's raw R&B sound was distinctly different to the smooth almost urbane sounds of his...

Joe Kelley presents his debut album as a front man. He's best known as the bassist for the mid-1960s Chicago-based garage rock band the Shadows of Knight, who took a tamer version of Them's classic "Gloria" into the American Top Ten in 1966, selling 6...

Joe Hill Louis is a highly regarded Memphis blues artist whose career never really took off nationally. Despite this he was very famous around Memphis and recorded a considerable body of work. Essentially a one-man-band. He sang, played guitar, blew...

Joe Callicott, born in Nesbit, MS, spent his entire life in the area south of Memphis, and his music is part of what can be called Hernando, MS regional style. Other musicians of note from this area were Robert Wilkins, Jim Jackson, Elijah Avery and...