r/blues • • 1h ago

Cruel Twist played by The Back Burners

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r/blues • • 1h ago

Not Much A Slave played by Dwayne Haggins Band

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r/blues • • 1h ago

Every Day I Have The Blues played by Peter Parcek - guitar, vocals, Danielle Miraglia - guitar, vocals, Tom West - Hammond organ, keyboards, Mark Earley - tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, Marc Hickox - bass, Chris Rivelli - drums and Toni Lynn Washington - guest vocals

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r/blues • • 19h ago

performance Good?

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r/blues • • 18h ago

performance What do you think of my song?

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I'm an 18-year-old bassist and singer from the Netherlands. I started writing my own songs about a year ago, and I'm rarely satisfied with what I come up with.
I've recently written a new blues-inspired song in Dutch, with the lyrics loosely based on Born Under a Bad Sign. I'm not sure what to think of the song itself, musically speaking.
What do you guys think of the song? I'd really appreciate any feedback!

Dutch lyrics btw


r/blues • • 20m ago

song Jimmy Dawkins - Born in Poverty (Recorded in France 1971-1974, Disques Black & Blue)

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r/blues • • 9h ago

Marcia Ball performing " Red Beans Cookin' " on Texas Music Cafe®

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r/blues • • 9h ago

Ruthie Foster - "War Pigs"

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r/blues • • 14h ago

performance Gary Clark Jr live in 2016 with “When My Train Pulls In”.

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r/blues • • 15h ago

song John Lee Hoocker & Eddie Burns | Burnin' Hell (1949 rel.)

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r/blues • • 18h ago

performance Jimi Hendrix redefining the vocabulary of electric blues in 1969 at Woodstock

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His classic blues song Hear My Train a Coming


r/blues • • 5h ago

Enough running away, I'm getting that blues

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I've been playing jazz for quite some years now, and I have so many doubts, about everything. Almost every single GOOD jazz musician i've meet has told me "the blues is the key" and I've neglected it big time, until now, I'll try my best to unravel the wisdom in this artform.

PLEASE, recommend me blues recordings you think could help me achieve this goal. Whether it's important recordings, obscure ones, or just recordings with great feel.

Bonus points if some are videos, Seeing the guys feels different, more connected.


r/blues • • 58m ago

Died thirty-eight years ago today

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Son House


r/blues • • 1h ago

song Buster Benton - Spider in My Stew (recorded in 1970)

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r/blues • • 3h ago

song Little Walter - Blue And Lonesome

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r/blues • • 5h ago

Tuba Skinny plays Nobody's Business

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