Blues

Ecko Records is pleased to bring you Blues Mix 28: Dance Party Soul. This collection features new songs and current hits from some of the biggest names in Soul Blues like Ms. Jody, Jaye Hammer, KT, Val McKnight, Sheba Potts-Wright and many more.

EAST VIRGINIA BLUES includes 25 tracks of classic Appalachian songs, including "Orange Blossom Special" and "Tom Dooley," and a never-before- issued recording of "Constant Sorrow," made famous on the soundtrack from "OH, BROTHER WHERE ART THOU."1. East...

Each collection features 4 CDs of the greatest artists, the biggest songs and the harder-to-find hits all uniquely themed to a genre.1. Cross Road Blues 2. That's All Right 3. The Blues Had a Baby and They Named It Rock and Roll 4. Need Your Love So Bad...

During the folk revival of the 1950s and 60s, documentarians and aficionados searched for country blues singers whose music had previously only been known through old recordings. This album's music presents historic recordings of these singers from...

During The 1940s Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson Was One Of The Biggest Stars In Black America. He Strode The Decline Of The Big Bands And The Rise Of The Smaller R&B Unit Like A Behemoth, Scoring Hits With Cootie Williams Orchestra And Then With His Own Band...

During July & August 1934 Buddy Moss cut eighteen titles over five sessions, with all but one of them being subsequently released. To gain an appreciation of how valuable Buddy was to his record company as a potentially large seller of records, his...

During her 25 years as a professional blues singer, Big Time Sarah has built a solid reputation worldwide with regular tours in the U.S. and abroad. She started sitting in during the late 1960's with Louis & Dave Myers, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, and Magic...

Duo blues session was recorded in 1959 & features Sonnny on harmonica & McGhee on guitar, playing songs like "Easy Rider," "Jump Down, Turn Around" & "Midnight Special"1. Introduction 2. Mean Old Southern 3. Easy Rider 4. Jump Down, Turn Around 5...

Duke Robillard has been at the forefront of Blues, Swing and classic R&B/Jump bluesfor over 40 years earning him his legendary status while influencing and inspiringcountless legions of musicians and fans worldwide.1. Don't Bother Trying to Steal Her...

Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl are among blues guitar's hottest pistols, but their first studio union is no showdown. Although Robillard is steeped in all aspects of technique and Earl is a pure "soul" player, their styles overlap in the Texas and...

Duke Ellington described her voice as a mixture of Ella Fitzgerald, Marian Anderson, Dinah Washington & Mahalia Jackson. Best known for her work with Ellington, Greenwood recorded these tracks for Modern Records & Federal Records between 1950 & 1953. The...

Dubbed 'The King Of West Side Chicago Blues Guitar', Otis Rush initially loved the sound of country music, his first heroes being Eddy Arnold and Bob Wills. He didn't even adopt guitar as his first instrument but started out playing mouth-harp, before...