Looking for suggestions on "Modern Rockin' Blues Tunes"
As a Blues DJ, I've got this great gig going at our Local "Classic Rock Station". I've worked with them-and about a year and a half ago we changed things up from the norm, by adding "A Blues Tune Every Hour" to the regular programming schedule. I currently have about 240 tunes loaded into the music vault for this (that's all they'll let me have loaded in at a time), and I do rotate stuff in and out to keep it fresh....
I have a few tunes in by the following Artists-(Alph. Order) Albert Cummings, Ana Popovic, Anthony Gomes, BB, Beat Daddys, Bernard, Big Al, Bill Perry, Buddy, Chris Duarte, Chris Cain, Coco, Colin James, Dave Hole, Deborah Coleman, Delbert, Eric Sardinas, Jef Healy, Jimmy Hall, Joe Bonamassa, John Mooney, Johnny Winter, Junkyardmen, Lang, KW Shepherd, Koko, Larry McCray, Lil' Ed', Lucky, Luther, Magic Slim, Matt Schofield, Michael Burks, Popa Chubby, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Roomful, Roy Buchanon, Roy Rogers, Scott Holt, Shawn Pittman, Shemekia, Sherman Robertson, Sonny Landreth, SRV, Studebaker John, Susan Tedeschi, Tab Benoit, Taj, Tinsley Ellis, and Walter Trout...To hit the main ones.. I just recieved acouple Albert Castiglia CD's that I'm sure to find something to add into the mix.
--BUT-what I thought I'd ask our knowledgable group-is-waht are some of your suggestions for great rockin' individual blues tunes that would work well on this format? (I'm just curious to hear what everyone has to recommend) Let's see what you'd add....
I have a few tunes in by the following Artists-(Alph. Order) Albert Cummings, Ana Popovic, Anthony Gomes, BB, Beat Daddys, Bernard, Big Al, Bill Perry, Buddy, Chris Duarte, Chris Cain, Coco, Colin James, Dave Hole, Deborah Coleman, Delbert, Eric Sardinas, Jef Healy, Jimmy Hall, Joe Bonamassa, John Mooney, Johnny Winter, Junkyardmen, Lang, KW Shepherd, Koko, Larry McCray, Lil' Ed', Lucky, Luther, Magic Slim, Matt Schofield, Michael Burks, Popa Chubby, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Roomful, Roy Buchanon, Roy Rogers, Scott Holt, Shawn Pittman, Shemekia, Sherman Robertson, Sonny Landreth, SRV, Studebaker John, Susan Tedeschi, Tab Benoit, Taj, Tinsley Ellis, and Walter Trout...To hit the main ones.. I just recieved acouple Albert Castiglia CD's that I'm sure to find something to add into the mix.
--BUT-what I thought I'd ask our knowledgable group-is-waht are some of your suggestions for great rockin' individual blues tunes that would work well on this format? (I'm just curious to hear what everyone has to recommend) Let's see what you'd add....
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Permalink Reply by John Gardiner on -
Check out the latest album from the Floyd Lee Band called "Doctors, Devils and Drugs" which reached #1 on XM radio. You might also be interested in the award wining documentary film called Full Moon Lightnin' which follows the band's incredible story for five years. The album DDD was recorded during the filming of the movie. To check out the album and the film go to www.fullmoonlightnin.com.
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Permalink Reply by Blue Plate Special on -
I may be biased in this, but you should check out any of the material from BLUE PLATE SPECIAL, from Chicago at www.bpsblues.com or www.cdbaby.com/all/bluesist your search is our forte !!
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Permalink Reply by Craig Irwin on -
Allman Bro's "Aint my X to bear";" Gambling Man".AlBert Casteelya Damn it has a good site with his record company
& coverage I was just listening to his record Co. tracks from Florida."Messing with the kid" is
good,but he needs to turn up his volume or get better pickups.He's on here too.Landon Spradlin Blues Band is
worth a listen.
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Permalink Reply by Craig Irwin on
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Albert's Hendrix jam on youtube is cool.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6A-1oFiMKw&feature=related
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Permalink Reply by Rick Lusher on -
If you want to hear all the selections from Albert's last two releases go here
http://www.jambase.com/Artists/31279/Albert-Castiglia
All the CD reviews are also listed at this site
http://www.jambase.com/Artists/31279/Albert-Castiglia/Forum
The Audio from Video is what it is. Albert does a tribute to his old boss Junior Wells
every night. That night it was Messin With The Kid.
Music to a guitarist ears, Turn up the Volume
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Permalink Reply by Al Stone on -
check out my music www.myspace.com/alstonetheshakers it is B.M.I. listed and has had radio plays . i am presently booking a tour with a new band and also working as a guitarist and music writer for another act , here is a picture for you of me on main stage Jacksonville
here is the link again www.myspace.com/alstonetheshakers MP3 or Hard copy available on request thanks for your time..Love to all from ...Al Stone
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Permalink Reply by Scissormen on -
How about Freddie King's "Going Down?" That's pretty blistering, as it a lot of his stuff. Also, if you want something that's got a rock crossover appeal, I have a turn on my latest album "Called Whiskey and Maryjane" that's a pounder with Dicky Barrett of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones guesting on vocal. I've also got some other hot shot numbers like "Move Baby Move" and "Do Wrong Man" that pump the tempo and attitude. Also, check out the Dynamites from Nashville http://www.myspace.com/thedynamitesband
If you like, I'll have them get you a CD pronto. Will keep thinking about this…
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Permalink Reply by hair theodore bear on -
Lets not forget Blues Guitarist Gregg Wright.
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Permalink Reply by Sean Chambers on -
Hey man I'll send you some stuff!! Thats' what we do!! Let me know what format you prefer cd or mp3 etc...
Thanks.
sincerely,
sean
www.seanchambers.com
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Permalink Reply by Jerry D on -
Thanks Sean, I gladly accept all CD submissions at either of the radio staion addresses listed on my member page-Jerry D, Quincy IL...I do my best to put everyones stuff to work on the airwaves, Jerry D
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