Blues

From 1983, these are the last known recordings from Rock 'n' Roll pioneer, "Big" Joe Turner. Recorded at the Music Machine, Santa Monica California. Joe was inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame in 1987 and is also a member of the Blues Hall of...

From 1968, Taj's second LP is one the freshest blues albums of the era with great backing from Jesse Ed Davis on lead guitar and the rhythm section of Gary Glimore and Chuck Blackwell. This edition adds three bonus tracks.1. Good Morning Miss Brown 2...

French pressing was recorded in Zanzibar with Bill Rich and Kester Smith and the famous orchestra the Cultural Musical Club and features Bikidude and Makame Faki. Includes the tracks 'Dhow Countries', 'Muhoga Wa Jang Ombe', 'Zanzibar', 'Catfish Blues',...

Freddie King (September 3, 1934 - December 28, 1976) was an American blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. He is considered one of the "Three Kings of the Blues Guitar" (along with Albert King and B.B. King, none of whom were blood related).[1][2]...

Fred Davis was a legend, but only in my living room. There was always music around my house, but as a teenager, I started digging deeper and deeper in to the blues records in my Dad's collection. That was when I started to get the Fred Davis story in...

Frankie's first new studio recording in over 7 years comes full circle to embody the totality of the Frankie Lee experience, bringing his impassioned, gospel-influenced & deep-voiced vocals to both originals & covers by the likes of O.V. Wright, Otis...

Frankie Lee Sims is certainly not amongst the greatest innovators of rhythm and blues and certainly not very famous. He did however have a very original sound which did help him to sell enough records, particularly in America's south to ensure he was...

FRANK MOTLEY Was A Famous R&B And Jazz Trumpeter And Bandleader, Who Recorded Prolifically Throughout The 1950s. His Fame Was Not Merely Down To His Volume Of Recorded Work, But More For The Power Of His Live Performance, Specifically His Ability To Play...

Frank Frost began playing the blues harp (harmonica) in the 1950s with Sonny Boy Williamson II. He has collaborated almost almost as long with drummer Sam Carr, who played with Frost in the legendary Jelly Roll Kings. Frost was also featured on the...

Francis "Scrapper" Blackwell was a blues singer, guitarist, pianist and songwriter from South Carolina, who was primarily active during the late 1920s and early 1930s, when he did all his early recordings, but re-emerged during the folk-blues boom of the...

Fourteen tracks from the legendary blues guitarist and vocalist. The tracks are from rare studio sessions recorded in Houston, Texas between 1960 & 1990 and have all been digitally remastered. Also featured is an eight page booklet with informative liner...

Fourteen characteristic sax-driven R&B tunes, most instrumental, from the '50s. Ace. 2004.1. Chicano Hop 2. Joe's Hot House 3. Rockin' at the Drive-In 4. Bean Hop 5. Shuckin' 'N' Jivin' 6. Houston Shuffle 7. Strollin' 8. Cha Cha All Night Long 9. Chili...