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The Roadhouse 154

26 January 2008 2,889 views One Comment

The 154th Roadhouse investigates the mystery of a number pair: 6 and 3. It lies at the heart of the blues, but it’s simplicity is deceptive. Son Seals, Johnny Winter, Robert Cray, Robert Johnson, Michael Bloomfield – all have mastered the essence of the blues that lies in these numbers: 6 strings and 3 chords. It’s a mystical blues guitar edition of The Roadhouse, another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard.

The outstanding Searching For Robert Johnson by Peter Guralnick, as mentioned in this week’s edition.

The Roadhouse Podcast 154 Show Notes

Albert Cummings
I Feel Good
Blind Pig
Working Man
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Albert King
Guitar Man
Fuel 2000
Blues Guitar Heroes
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Son Seals
Goodbye Little Girl
Alligator
Chicago Fire
Amazon mp3 | iTunes

Freddie King
Going Down
Sequel
Blues Guitar Box
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Johnny Winter
Mojo Boogie
Alligator
3rd Degree
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Robert Cray
The Score
Sequel
Blues Guitar Box
eMusic

Robert Pete Williams
Just Tippin’ In
Arhoolie
15 Country Blues Classics
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Robert Johnson
Milkcow’s Calf Blues
Yazoo
Country Blues Bottleneck Guitar Classics, 1926 – 1937
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Howlin’ Wolf featuring Eric Clapton
Little Red Rooster
Sequel
Blues Guitar Box
Amazmon mp3

Tommy Castro
This Soul Is Mine
Blind Pig
Exception To The Rule
Amazon mp3 |iTunes | eMusic

Michael Bloomfield
Memphis Radio Blues
Shanachie
Blues, Gospel and Ragtime Guitar Instrumentals
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic

Jimmy Thackery & The Drivers
It’s My Own Fault
Blind Pig
The Essential Jimmy Thackery
iTunes | eMusic

Kelly Richey Band
Someday Baby
Sweet Lucy Productions
Eyes Of A Woman
iTunes

One Comment »

  • Shawn said:

    Nice collection of guitar blues this week. I know it wasn’t the focus, but I was reminded of all the great music I heard when I lived in Chicago a few years ago.

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