Blues "must have, top 100" list?

"The Progressive Blues Experiment" that Johnny recorded before his Columbia debut has been re mastered too. It is great and has the same band as Johnny Winter and 2nd Winter and it also sounds good. Enjoy

Here's a list of 100 Greatest Blues Songs:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q4dehcHNWu5uRI405Hn4v4ZYTuyREYI4Oe5p7P3C5SU/edit?usp=sharing

Also, see this list of the 100 greatest Blues albums:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_GzxsJ1RCBj5KaUkNagD9DzUwYFxpvPLrLRtKBk3Ad0/edit?usp=sharing

And, a list of the 100 Greatest Blues Instrumentals: 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FS5B8yb_Qqis7s2fv5NZKB1SAWVksltIFHJIhzH6sYs/edit?usp=sharing

Tab Benoit- Nice and Warm.

One of my favorite (lps),  in several categories,

...this is due to their blues influences...

Led Zeppelin "S/T"!!!  I listened to my Classic (lp) last week...

(1) One of the best freshman lps ever!!!
(2) One of the best, maybe THE BEST, takes on mixing blues with rock ever!
(3) Still holds up now!
(4) Sounds fresh and fantastic! I don't know how it can be

Did Blueshammer, as seen in the great movie (oops, film) Ghost World, release an album? ;-) 

Slaw, have you ever checked out DVD One from the Led Zep live set that came out some years back?  It's a no-edit performance from pretty early on in their career.  The energy is absolutely amazing throughout.

tostadosunidos,

I've never seen it, thanks for mentioning.

Steve Phillips "Steel Rail Blues"
Tim Hardin "This Is Tim Hardin"
Taj Mahal "Recycling the Blues......"
Phil & Dave Alvin "Common Ground"
Skip James "Today!"
Hot Tuna "Live at the New Orleans House, Berkeley"