Blues Masters – Vol. 1 17 (51 Cd)

2007 six CD box set featuring just some of Blues' greatest performers. Disc One featuring Jimmy Reed and Johnny Winter live at Liberty Hall, Houston, Texas in 1972. Disc Two contains Hound Dog Taylor live at Joe's Place. Disc Three, finds Howlin' Wolf live in Cambridge MA 1966. Disc Four features J.B. Hutto's High and Lonesome. Disc Five contains Eddie Clearwater live at the Kingston Mines 1978. Finally, Disc Six includes Luther ''Snakeboy'' Johnson's They Call Me The Snake.

2007 six CD box set featuring more of Blues' greatest performers. Disc One contains Muddy Waters' Goin' Home: Live in Paris, 1970. Disc Two features Professor Longhair Live in Germany. Disc Three finds Left Hand Frank Live at the Knickerbocker Caf‚. Disc Four includes J.B Hutto and the New Hawks' Live at the Shaboo Inn, Conn, 1979. Disc Five features Eddie Clearwater' Two Times Nine. The final CD, Disc Six, contains Luther "Snakeboy" Johnson's Get Down To The Nitty Gritty. Last Call. 2007.

Recorded for Germany's Rockpalast live concert TV series in 1980, Blues-Rock Legends, Vol. 1 might catch the Commander some time past his vinyl peak, but he still packs one helluva punch in concert, and this 18-track trawl through the Lost Planet Airmen's lengthy catalog serves up some of the weirdest, wriest rock & country blues-pop you could hope for…

VA - 6 Blues Giants Live! (Vol. 1-2) 2007
MP3 320 CBR kbps | Tracks: 110 | 09:50:37 | 1.37 GB
Genre: Blues | Label: Last Call Records

6 Blues Giants Live! is a Box-set including the re-relase of various albums from various artists. Of course it's no hit-collection and typically for those low-budget releases is the diverse quality of the original albums. Nevertheless this 6-CD-Box includes some nice out of print rarities.

Blues Rock is one of the most guitar-centric styles of music that you can play. It has it’s roots in the blues but it’s been amped up with a more aggressive and riff-driven approach cultivated by players like Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Johnny Winter, Billy Gibbons, Hendrix and so many other giants of that era.