bluesshow bob's PLAYLISTS WITH LINKS TO PAST SHOWS
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KCOR 187 The Wall 172 Firebrand Roxx 49 Glass Onion 6
Rory Gallagher/ Moonchild/ Calling Card/ Strange (Show Intro) Buddy Guy & Junior Wells/ In My Younger Days/Chicago Blues Soundtrack/ Blues Factory Robert Johnson/ Sweet Home Chicago/ The Gold Collection/ Retro Pat Sheridan/ Dangerous Road/ The Love Remains/ Independent Villiers And The Villains/ Rabid Dog Blues/ Songs Of Love And Fate/ Independent Jane Lee Hooker/ The Hunter/ No B!/ Ruf Robban/ You're The Kind Of Trouble/ Broken Hearted Again/ Ramasound Wentus Blues Blues Band/ Baa Baa/ Lucky Strike Mama/ Ramasound Kaz Hawkins Band/ It Ain't You/ Feelin Good/ Independent Walkin' Cane Mark/ Arizona Woman/ Tryin' To Make You Understand/ Independent Luther Tucker/ Sweet Home Chicago/ 20th Anniversary Collection/ Antone's Janiva Magness/ when You Hold Me/ Love Wins Again/ Bluelan Geoff Carne & The Hatz/ Giving Me The Blues/ Get Close/ Advision Big Bill Broonzy/ Truckin' Little Woman/ Gold Collection/ Deja Vu Layla Zoe/ Work Horse/ Breaking Free/ Ruf Muddy Waters/ What's The Matter With The Mill?/ Chicago Blues/ Orbis Red Dirt Skinners/ Bad Apple/ Behind The Wheel/ Sidegoat In Layman's Terms/ I'm Not Ready/ Tangled/ Independent Amos Garrett, Doug Sahm, Gene Taylor Band/ Sweet Home Chicago/ Live In Japan/ Stony Plain David Burgin/ Black Cat Bone/ No Money Down/ Independent Shari Puorto/ Home Of The Blues/ My Obsession/ Little Lightning Bullmoose Jackson/ Big Ten Inch Record/ Badman Jackson That's Me/ Charly The Black Circles/ She's Dynamite/ Undone/ Independent Storm Warning/ Hard To Be A Man/ Something Real/ Lightnin Fingers Sue Foley/ New Used Car/ Title Track/ Ruf Amos Garrett/ Sleepwalk/ Off The Floor Live/ Stony Plain (Show Outro)
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Graham Stark
5/9/2016 06:25:00 am
good to hear Big Bill Broonzy Trucking Little Woman from 1938 - one of his very best and shows the lie to his later "straight from the fields" persona pushed by the record companies when rediscovered by the white crowd during the 1950s - they just wanted to hear folk blues as played by the field hands, so he gave them that. Probably this was guided by him appearing at the 1938 from spirituals to swing concert as a stand in for Robert Johnson (who John Hammond had tried to locate before finding out that he had already died.) However Muddy Waters knew how good Bill's early stuff was - he did a whole album of his songs, Muddy Waters Sings "Big Bill" - recommend anyone to check that out. But also check Bill's originals including others such as All By Myself (1941). Beware though, Bill did re-record some of these later in a more diluted form.
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