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Billy Gibbons playing with THE Les Paul, not a Les Paul!

How cool is this. And what a deft touch Billy has. Sounds sweet in his hands. Purring!

Gary Moore I Loved Another Woman

Nice tribute to Peter Green, another great blues guitar player

Gary Moore Still Got The Blues

Really blues influenced rock, rather than pure blues, but still Gary at the top of his game

Gary Moore – Remembering Northern Ireland’s Finest Blues Guitarist

It was a huge shock to blues and rock aficionados alike when Gary Moore passed away on February 6, 2011, following a devastating heart attack. Despite not receiving that much fanfare among American music fans, Moore was nonetheless one of the most esteemed guitarists in the British music scene, playing a variety of genres in… Continue reading Gary Moore – Remembering Northern Ireland’s Finest Blues Guitarist

Joe Bonamassa You Upset Me Baby

Joe shows his blues credentials

Joe Bonamassa – From Child Prodigy to Modern-Day Blues-Rock Hero

Joe Bonamassa is considered by many to be the top blues guitarist of the present generation. While most musicians his age draw influences from the ‘80s and ‘90s bands they grew up with, Bonamassa grew up listening to his parents’ classic rock records, a great foundation for any budding blues-rocker. His solo career may just… Continue reading Joe Bonamassa – From Child Prodigy to Modern-Day Blues-Rock Hero

Howlin’ Wolf – The Loudest (and Largest) Man in Chicago Blues History

If he didn’t scare the heck out of you, he’d make a lifelong fan out of you instead. That’s perhaps the best way to describe the legacy of Chester Arthur Burnett, better known as Howlin’ Wolf. With his imposing size and extremely loud vocal delivery, Howlin’ Wolf was not somebody you would want to trifle… Continue reading Howlin’ Wolf – The Loudest (and Largest) Man in Chicago Blues History