I beg to differ. It don't get much more bluesy than this:
Blues Music
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Y'all aren't posting blues.
Steppenwolf and Skynyrd are not blues.
'The Blues' are songs that people in despair sing...
The closeup of his finger-work on the guitar neck shows his incredible skill that can never be duplicated.
In fairness the original post said blues, rock. We did drift a little with road songs, which is how Skynard and Steppenwolf made their way in, but there is still some great blues we haven't touched.
I could listen to Justin Johnson all day long.
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It is Blues Rock (or the definition of) that touches my soul and relate to. But, that definition can vary or songs under that title could be seen as falling into another genre. I'm easy enough with the definition and welcome anything posted along those lines, like what has been posted already.
FWIW: I started a "Blues Rock" thread elsewhere. It was a great thread and might still be accessible. I'll check it later. This thread I figured I'd just title Blues Music, welcoming what others see as Blues.
Turns out that Blues Rock thread is still accessible at my first home Glock Talk, gotta be a member to view though.
Here's what I kicked off the thread with:
Y'all aren't posting blues.
Steppenwolf and Skynyrd are not blues.
'The Blues' are songs that people in despair sing...
The closeup of his finger-work on the guitar neck shows his incredible skill that can never be duplicated.
I met Mr king , sat in a picnic table and smoked a joint with him
And to really blow your mind. I held Lucille in my hands. But dared not strum it. I felt that would have been disrespectfull
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My favorite blues artist is
Mr Leon Redbone
Ok. Jazz but damn he is good
Mr Leon Redbone
Ok. Jazz but damn he is good
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the best is always going to be the best
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This beats makes me wanna move my feet
To me; Delta Blues is what I see as Blues
Other stuff is a mixture of rock or country and Delta Blues
So I guess you can say I. My opinion
Delta Blues us the Roux of the Blues
Other stuff is a mixture of rock or country and Delta Blues
So I guess you can say I. My opinion
Delta Blues us the Roux of the Blues
Go ahead and play some blues while you figure out how to make this
How about " gimmie 3 steps "
Lynerd skynerd. Kinda fits
I need a drink already.
Iron man. Or sweet leaf
Time for more Redbone
Hey Su
zHey Sup,
Lynerd Skynerd. Is a mixture of country, British rock and the blues
It is called southern rock/blues
Blues is a very wide spectrum of music it is not just
My wife left me , I lost my job and my sisters pregnant from the neighbors dog
Blues rock is a fusion genre and form of rock music that relies on the chords/scales and instrumental improvisation of blues. It is mostly an electric ensemble-style music with instrumentation similar to electric blues and rock (electric guitar, electric bass guitar, and drums, sometimes with keyboards and harmonica).
Y'all aren't posting blues.
Steppenwolf and Skynyrd are not blues.
'The Blues' are songs that people in despair sing...
The closeup of his finger-work on the guitar neck shows his incredible skill that can never be duplicated.
zHey Sup,
Lynerd Skynerd. Is a mixture of country, British rock and the blues
It is called southern rock/blues
Blues is a very wide spectrum of music it is not just
My wife left me , I lost my job and my sisters pregnant from the neighbors dog
Blues rock is a fusion genre and form of rock music that relies on the chords/scales and instrumental improvisation of blues. It is mostly an electric ensemble-style music with instrumentation similar to electric blues and rock (electric guitar, electric bass guitar, and drums, sometimes with keyboards and harmonica).
It's a bit too up-beat for the blues... but the lyrics have The Blues written all over it.
Here is another southern blues rock
That is classified as blues rock
Zztop
That is classified as blues rock
Zztop
Another one of my favorites by SRV. We could put the whole Couldn't Stand the Weather album on here.
One of the greatest blues riffs ever played was played in a wild song MAGGOT BRAIN Eddie Hazel bending the strings on the original but I think he had left by this time and this has not got the lead in narrative.
i like Southern Rock, it was born about 60 miles from where we live.
Allman Brothers, Skynyrd, Molly Hatchett, .38 Special were all from Jacksonville.
But dang, fellas, white boys don't know nuthin' about no blues. I'm sorry.
Allman Brothers, Skynyrd, Molly Hatchett, .38 Special were all from Jacksonville.
But dang, fellas, white boys don't know nuthin' about no blues. I'm sorry.
hmmm..... what about a white boy country music musician?
Posted just to mix it up.
I started the thread welcoming all genres of what could be considered "blues" and so... country is welcome too. Like it or not.
Here are the roots, straight out of the Mississippi Delta. The same area that later produced BB King, Albert King, and so many more.
