Ok Blues Man

[ricksdisconnected]

whats your blues go to? NOT talking blues/rock but straight up dyed in the freakin wool blues music.
dont give that well blues and rock are kinda the same BS either. if ya dont know real blues then please set this one out.

 

[ricksdisconnected]

nobody into blues on here?

 

[fitz288]

Love blues/rock BS, but that's not acceptable.
You've severely limited the population of possible respondents.

 

[Leonard Neemoil]

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

The King's

Buddy Guy

 

[StrummerJoe]

Ralph Machio

 

[Leonard Neemoil]

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When I click on the link this is what I see:






What am I missing?


Edit: nevermind. I see Macchio now.


@StrummerJoe who actually played that part?

 

[StrummerJoe]

When I click on the link this is what I see:


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What am I missing?


Edit: nevermind. I see Machio now.

IDK Try again?

Can you even see this? lol

 

[StrummerJoe]

When I click on the link this is what I see:


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What am I missing?


Edit: nevermind. I see Macchio now.


@StrummerJoe who actually played that part?

Ry Cooder did the slide work. Arlen Roth, another fantastic player and wonderful gentleman, played some parts too.

Of course Steve Vai played the Eugene's Trick Bag finale.

 

[Leonard Neemoil]

Ry Cooder did the slide work. Arlen Roth, another fantastic player and wonderful gentleman, played some parts too.

Of course Steve Vai played the Eugene's Trick Bag finale.

Oh yeah that's right. I remember hearing that Ry played on it. Didn't know about AR though. Thanks.

 

[Kinkless Tetrode]

 

[ricksdisconnected]

Love blues/rock BS, but that's not acceptable.
You've severely limited the population of possible respondents.

oh no, there are tons of options

 

[StrummerJoe]

Ok, serious answer if I could only pick one bluesman to listen to.

 

[ricksdisconnected]

Ralph Machio

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seriously right now? freakin CC Deville

 

[ricksdisconnected]

 

[ricksdisconnected]

 

[ricksdisconnected]

@AlvisX i know you can add to this one bro. (where ever in the world your located)

 

[fitz288]

oh no, there are tons of options

I meant the # of members who will respond, not possible responses.

 

[ricksdisconnected]

I meant the # of members who will respond, not possible responses.

those in the know KNOW bro.

 

[don550]

Southside of Chicago Blues… I grew up there and there are so many bad ass guitar players from that side of town.. For one is Ronald Prince….

Ron Prince

I knew him well when I was a kid and starting out.. he had a Marshall and a 8x10 cabinet and I remember listening to him play for and with some of the best in Chicago… Listening to his amp is what made me know I would always have a Marshall amp as my #1 amp.. There is so much talent from that side of town most people have never heard of . I remember a time that you could walk into a lot of taverns and see players that would make your jaw drop…

It’s sad that the Southside has lost one it’s most valued places in history to hear phenomenal blues men perform to gang infested areas filled with lunatic rappers who promote death and violence..

Long live the Blues……

 

[AlvisX]

@AlvisX i know you can add to this one bro. (where ever in the world your located)

Alvis is blues'd out .........

But since you axed .......

My friend , Henry J. Townsend ! He was 19 when he made this record .....blow that Robt Johnson right outa the water...
Highest compliment anyone ever paid me ,playin music ,was Henry ....who said of a song I wrote ,"Man, that sounds like me ."
He passed away in the Fall of 2006 at the age of 96