Blues

Joe Bonamassa: Tales Of Time is a live performance of his last studio album, Time Clocks - a sprawling and expansive musical undertaking filmed in August 2022 at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. Joe's virtuoso guitar style, with his unique...

Joanne Shaw Taylor's third CD for Ruf Records is her most powerful yet, featuring outrageous Blues Rock guitar playing! Discovered by Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics. Recently performed with Annie Lennox at Buckingham Palace for the Queen's Diamond...

Jimmy's early-'50s jump-blues sides for King: Lucille; Corn Whiskey; Back Home; Back Door Blues; Move Me Baby; Oh Boy, and more, 24 in all!1. Foolish Prayer 2. Lucille 3. Blues in Trouble 4. Two Little Girls 5. One Fine Gal 6. Don't Tell Me Now 7. Corn...

Jimmy Witherspoon was one of the most popular and influential blues vocalists of the 20th century. Unlike many of his contemporaries he was simply a vocalist, playing no instruments. His powerful voice and affinity with jazz and jazz players helped his...

Jimmy Rushing is considered by many jazz critics and historians to be the greatest blues singer of his generation. From 1935 to the late 1940s he was the star vocalist with Count Basie and his Orchestra. The first 20 tracks of this compilation cover this...

Jimmy Rodgers played lead guitar in Muddy?s first bluesband in Chicago, he was also a great singer and songwriter himself! "Chicago Bound" and "Sloopy Drunk" were some of his big hits. You can also hear on this session Jimmy?s son, John Primer, Willie...

Jimmy Reed's success and popularity effectively boiled down to the simplicity of his style; his version of the blues was accessible to all and sundry, with everyone from Elvis Presley to local groups recording or performing his songs, thus further...

Jimmy proved himself as one of the best contemporary blues artists in the late '70s & early '80s, with 2 killer albums on Delmark; produced by the legendary Ralph Bass (James Brown, T-Bone Walker, Little Esther Phillips) in 1977, this album is Chicago...

Jimmy Blythe died suddenly of epidemic meningitis in 1931, just months after these piano rolls were recorded.1. Farm House Blues 2. Black Gal Make It Thunder 3. Mama's Got 'Em 4. The Folks Downstairs 5. That's My Business 6. Steppin' on the Gas 7...

Jimmie Vaughan's New Album Baby, Please Come Home available on CD, Digital and Limited Edition Aztec Gold Vinyl When it comes to the blues today, there are a handful of guiding lights to make sure the music stays true to it's powerful source. The sound...

Jimmie Vaughan Trio & Mike Flanigin - Live At C-Boy's - When Jimmie Vaughan isn't out fronting his big "Tilt-A-Whirl" band, there's nothing he likes more than grooving in this fine trio at C-Boy's Heart and Soul in his hometown of Austin, Texas. - These...

Jesse Thomas was an amazing blues treasure who recorded for Victor Records in 1929. He also recorded for Modern, Elko, Hollywood, Freedom, Miltone & Swing Time. Thomas returned to Shreveport, LA in 1957 & played there for the remaining 38 years of his...