Afternoon folks!

Here's a bunch of music than was better than the week. Starting off, check this fellow out, Bee Houston was Big Mama Thornton's guitar sideman for many years, he's played blues, jazz and r&b and this album is worth a listen. After that we've got albums from James Cotton, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and a long compilation from Johnny "Guitar" Watson. Then to finish off the set and mellow you out, we've got an album from Cat Stevens minus a couple of cuts that the publishers decided you shouldn't hear. Go figure.

Enjoy the tunes and have a great weekend!

Afternoon folks!

This week we're starting off with a couple of sixties era blues albums, the first from harmonica player James Cotton which I think is his first recording fronting his own band, followed by one from guitarist Lowell Fulson. After that it's on to some serious r&b with an album from Otis Redding. Then we move to some more modern blues with an album from John Hammond backed up by Little Charlie and the Nightcats followed by an album from The Spencer Davis Group. We finish up with an album to mellow you out from Cat Stevens.

Enjoy the tunes and have a great weekend!