Afternoon folks!

There's another helping of good stuff here for you. Starting off we have an album from Chicago slide guitarist Tampa Red, followed by another old school Chicago blues musician, piano player Johnnie Jones, who played as a sideman on a virtual who's who of Chicago blues records, this time accompanied by blues harmonica player Billy Boy Arnold. After that we have a compilation album from r&b singer/songwriter Young Jessie, then we move on to a great album of some blues rock from Robin Trower. In the diversity department this week we've got a rockabilly album from Sleepy LaBeef and a live album from Richard and Linda Thompson.

Enjoy the tunes and have a great weekend!

Afternoon folks!

It's a great week this week. Starting off, there's a compilation of later recordings by early Chicago bluesman Tampa Red. After that there's another compilation of some great r&b by piano player Joe Liggins and his band. Finishing off the blues category there's a half of a live album by B.B. King which I'll post the other half eventually after I do some more cleaning up of the disc. In a category of its own is an album by the Jimmy Castor Bunch which you'll probably recognize one of his big early 70's hits, "The Troglodyte Song," it's kind of an interesting album. In the blues-rock category there are albums by John Mayall and Canned Heat and finishing us up in the diversity category is a solo album by Rick Danko of The Band.

Enjoy and have a great weekend!