Eric Clapton’s Still Got The Blues
I don't need to start filling you in on what Eric's been up to lately, since you probably know it all better than I do, but what I dig is
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Chicago Blues In The 1960s With Mike Bloomfield
It must have been really something to have witnessed Mike Bloomfield live on stage in the 60s and 70s. I've got a few recordings to go off of from live
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A Traditional Piedmont Blues Houseparty
I came across a great video on YouTube the other day. It's a full documentary about the Piedmont style fingerpicking blues, straight out of the East coast Appalachian foothills. The
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Guitar Lesson: Double Stops
I've been talking on the BGU member forum via personal message about how to harmonize a major scale in 3rds and apply it to blues.
It's something that I do cover
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Jimmy ‘Fast Fingers” Dawkins
We lost another one of the great blues guitar slingers just recently. Jimmy Dawkins passed away at the age of 76 on April 10th, and left behind a long list
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Early Chicago Blues Man Tampa Red
One of the great entertainers of the early Chicago blues scene was guitarist Tampa Red. He might have grown up in Tampa, FL but he got his start in the
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The Rock n’ Roll Blues Man Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers is one of those guitarists that was able to get right into the thick of the blues. playing and producing music with John lee Hooker, collaborating with singers
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Texas Blues Man Johnny Copeland
I've been realizing more and more that my music has gravitated toward the Texas blues more than any other blues style out there. There's just something about the heavy electric
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The New And Improved Warren Haynes Band
It seems like Warren Haynes has been busy in the last couple years. I've always been a fan of Gov't Mule and his time with the Allman Brothers, plus some
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The Blues Of St. Louis
It seems to me that the St. Louis Blues wasn't really known for its' guitar players as much as it was a style built for pianists. But nonetheless, this home
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