Album of the week 8-9-25
Afternoon folks!
We've got some serious blues and blues-rock this week. Starting off we've got an album from Texas bluesman Albert Collins from early in his career (1962-63) followed by a late career live album from blues guitarist Jimmy Burns. After that, it's on to a bunch of live blues-rock albums starting with Canned Heat with John Lee Hooker and the Chambers Brothers, then it's on to Santana in 1968 and The Allman Brothers in 1970. We finish up mellowing out with New Orleans piano player James Booker.
Enjoy the tunes and have a great weekend!
Here 'tis:
Albert Collins ~ Truckin' With Albert Collins
Jimmy Burns ~ Live At B.L.U.E.S.
Hooker N’ Heat – Canned Heat & John Lee Hooker Recorded Live At The Fox Venice Theatre
Santana ~ Live At The Fillmore '68
The Allman Brothers Band ~ Live at the Atlanta International Pop Festival July 3, 1970
The Allman Brothers Band ~ Live From The Atlanta International Pop Festival July 5, 1970
Comments
Hooker and Heat
A great combo.
Thanks js
Zionism is a social disease
afternoon qms...
yep, they were the ticket, it's too bad they didn't do more together over the years.
have a good one!
Original Allman Brothers starring Duane.
Always a winner in my book. Those Atlanta Festivals were a big deal in this part of the country, too. I never got a chance to attend, but heard plenty of great stories. Rec'd, joe!!
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.
afternoon orlbucfan...
i never made it down south for one of those festivals either, i always wanted to go but things just never came together. oh well. at least i've got the music.
have a good one!