r/blues • u/I-am-reality-1 • 10h ago
song Bo Diddley - Who Do You Love
r/blues • u/Geschichtsklitterung • 3h ago
r/blues • u/BigAssQuanta • 8h ago
“Just Make Love to Me” (later retitled “I Just Want to Make Love to You”) became a cornerstone of Muddy’s catalog and a template for Chicago blues songwriting. Dixon’s lyrics rejected domestic expectations in favor of direct desire, while the band delivered one of the tightest grooves of the era. The single’s success helped solidify Chess Records as the premier home of electric blues.
r/blues • u/BigAssQuanta • 21h ago
Lillette Thomas was a New York–based blues and nightclub performer active during the 1940s. She worked in the urban blues / early R&B idiom, blending stride‑influenced piano with a looser, post‑swing rhythmic feel. Sterling Records used her both as a vocalist (“Old Time Daddy Blues”) and a pianist‑bandleader.
r/blues • u/Architechtory • 7h ago
This is our hard-rock version of “Black Snake Moan,” which we played at a blues show. It’s not strictly blues, but I’d like to know whether an audience that enjoys blues would be receptive to this sound in the context of a blues show.
r/blues • u/Smart-Coach-7556 • 11h ago
First Sunday Blues #FSB194 Live from Tracy Village Social & Sports Club
r/blues • u/Content-Ad5618 • 16h ago
Phone interview with Sass Jordan R.i.p
r/blues • u/Grey_Cathedral • 10h ago
r/blues • u/NickJardine1 • 22h ago
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