Newest Blues Music (340)

Eric Clapton: Before you Accused Me

Before You Accused Me (1989) Album Journeyman

Ray Charles: Hit the Road Jack

I just love this guy's energy

Elvis Presley: I'll Never Let You Go, Little Darlin

A little known masterpiece from the king.

Black crows: She talks to Angels

Awesome blues, enjoy

Lightnin Hopkins: Gulls Love

Her name is Mary (Gulls Love) Hopkins "Never lose blues" and He wears gold teeth

Soha: Mil Pasos

Fabulous!!

Jazz at the philharmonic: Goin' to Chicago Blues

Goin' to Chicago Blues Feat. T-bone Walker

Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton: Cause we've ended as Lovers

Cross road guitar festival 2014 Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Nathan East

Oliver Nelson and friends: Blues for Mort Fega

Album 'Soul battle' Blues for M.F #Oliver Nelson, King Curtis, Jimmy Forrest

BB King: Rock Me, Baby!

Riley B. King with Lucille plays Rock Me Baby

Nina Simone: To Love Somebody

Nina Simone Live in Antibes 1969

Whitney Houston: Will always love you

The music that heals the hearts...

Joni Mitchel: Job's Song

The melody and especially the lyrics are CLASS

Mika Jaakkola feat. Marko Hietala: Soita

Impressive!

Sam Cooke: Wonderful World

Don't know much about history Don't know much biology Don't know much about a science book, Don't know much about the french I took. But I do know

Buddy Guy: What Kind of Woman is this?

Buddy Guy Album Bring 'Em in skin deep

Blues delight Artist: If I had Money

Album : Open all night

Eric Clapton: Midnight Hour Blues

Midnight Hour Blues Written and Sing by Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell in 1932

Michael Bublé: Feeling Good

Listen to Feeling Good on the album "It's Time": michaelbuble.lnk.to/itstime

Kristen Cruz: I See Red

All 4 One: I Swear

I Swear is my favourite love song and I wish to sing it with My Life Partner someday

Amy Winehouse: You know I'm no good

Jelly Roll: GLITTER

BEAUTIFUL SONG!

James Taylor: Steamroller Blues

A young James Taylor......and a blues parody :-)

JJ Cale: After Midnight

After Midnight (1979) JJ Cale

Elmore James: Fine Little Mama

Elmore James The best of fire sessions Blues

Melody Gardot: Preacherman

buddy guy (backed by "playing for change" artists from around the world): skin deep

it takes a real man to be so humble and forgiving after the life he has endured. we can all learn from his wisdom. he has my deepest admiration. anoth

Keith Richard: Cocaine Blues

With those arthritic knuckles ,Keith still can play Cocaine Blues very good

Ruth Brown: If I Can't Sell It, I'll Keep Sittin' On It

A Ruth Brown classic about uh furniture. Would make one Hell of a Mattress Mack Furniture Store (Houston) commercial.

Roberta Flack: Killing Me Softly

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Etta James: I've Been Loving You Too Long (to stop now)

If all you know of Etta James is At Last, give a listen. I guaranty ya'll be hooked as I was from the first time I heard The Wallflower (AKA Roll with

Little Willie John: Need Your Love So Bad (1955)

The original version written and performed by him. Troubled life. Convicted of manslaughter. Died in prison at age 30. First recordings of several cla

The Jacks: Why Don't You Write Me? (1955)

If you were here now, we'd be dancing to this in the kitchen while I made you dinner. Seriously.

Big Bill Broonzy: The Glory of Love (1957)

Listen to the words. This is what it's all about.

James Brown & the Famous Flames: Try Me (1958)

Has that Cookie & the Cupcakes Louisiana sax ensemble sound.

Louis Jordan: I Want You to Be My Baby

King of the Jukebox Louis Jordan - Sax player, song writer, singer, actor, band leader

Delbert McClinton: No Chicken on the Bone

We welcome back Delbert with a song that has that Hit the Road Jack beat and feel to it. I don't believe this song is really about a woman eating chic

Albert Collins, Robert Cray and Johnny Copeland: Black Cat Bone

When they singin', about a big leg woman and Texas in the same song you cannot go wrong

Karen Dalton: Little Bit of Rain

I play this one song when I'm drinking red wine and want to feel really sad. Worth a listen if you have never heard her before. Novel phrasing and aut

Joe Bonamassa: The Heart That Never Waits

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