1. Bottom Of The Sea

    Muddy Waters

    After The Rain (1969)

     

  2. Sister Rosetta Tharpe

     


  3. Feel Like Breakin’ Up Somebody’s Home

    Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band

    Let It Rock! ‘76

     

  4. Billy Joel wins an international rock award for keyboards.

    Billy then presents Eric Clapton with a “Living Legends” Award.  Billy and Eric, along with Buddy Guy and many other music greats jam on Sweet Home Chicago.  Hell, Lou Reed and Gary Busy are even there.

     

  5. The Cover!

     


  6. T. B. Sheets

    John Lee Hooker

    Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive (1972)

     


  7. Inside Looking Out

    The Animals

    Retrospective 



    One of my favorite tracks from The Animals.

     

  8. Mr. Calloway

     


  9. The Same Way

    John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

    A Hard Road (1967)


    This album was the crucial follow up to the landmark Bluesbreaker record with Eric “slowhand” Clapton. On “A Hard Road” we see Peter Green carving his own niche as one of the most influential British blues guitarists. His tone makes the devil melt and on songs like “Someday after a while (you’ll be sorry)”, you hear some of the most gut wrenching sorrowful solos you could hope to hear. You will also hear Green’s achingly poignant blues voice for the first time on recording. A true lost legend, this is Green coming into his own before forming Fleetwood Mac the very same year. 

     


  10. The Red Rooster

    The Super Super Blues Band: Howlin’ Wolf * Muddy Waters * Bo Diddley

    The Super Super Blues Band (1968)