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2 Disc Set. Discover the complete October 1969 recordings from Studio Charcot in Paris, never before released in their entirety. This historic session features John Lee Hooker, accompanied by... more

When he burst onto the scene with his outrageous harmonica stomper 'Wine, Women and Whisky' in 1954, not much was known about Papa George Lightfoot, let alone his whereabouts. Things were gloriously... more

Recorded live between "The Unicorn" in Boston and "The Ash Grove" in Los Angeles and released on Vault Records in 1967, this show pre-dates The Chambers Brothers' signing to Columbia Records by more... more

Icky Renrut (a not so well-kept secret pseudonym of the legendary Ike Turner) and his illustrious list of 'confidants' take you through an essential collection of early works from the one and only... more

In a somewhat incongruous setting of the basement theater in the Mayfair Hotel in London, on an ornate gilt chair, Fred McDowell, one of the last great Delta blues singers of his time, sat down to... more

Harvey Cockliss's 'Chicago Blues' was a remarkable film; remarkable in that it was not just a competent documentary, but a film crafted with care by professionals with a love and understanding of... more

The Master of the Telecaster. The Razor Blade. The Iceman. Albert Collins has been called many names, but nothing comes close to experiencing this legendary blues guitarist first hand. Crammed with... more

Unleash the power of the blues with 'Guitar Star' and experience the fretboard-blazing, awe-inspiring virtuosity of some of the greatest players ever to do it. From the soulful blues of Mighty Joe... more

Turn up the volume and allow yourself to be swept away by the boldness, vulnerability, and sheer artistry of some of the most remarkable blues musicians ever to do it. 'When Girls Do It' is a journey... more

"In the Beginning" captures the essence of Buddy Guy's early years, presenting a raw and unfiltered sound that takes you back to the roots of the blues and showcases the immense talent, fire, and... more

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Just months after they broke through with "On the Road Again" and "Going up the Country," Canned Heat played this hot boogie 'n' blues set at the Kaleidscope in L.A. This is Bob Hite, Alan Wilson and... more

Dive into the idiosyncratic world of Earl Hooker for an album jam-packed with infectious grooves and unique tunes that skillfully blend traditional blues elements with a touch of jazz, funk, and rock... more

Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing journey into the world of John Lee Hooker with this captivating collection of blues tunes in which the rawness and authenticity of his sound invite you to join him... more

A commanding vocalist, Arelean had the power to sound both tough and tender, often within a single line. She wasn't singing about the blues - she was living them, twisting everyday heartaches and... more

The prolific Lightnin' Slim shows you why he's your favourite bluesman's favourite bluesman. High and Low Down is a record that defines Louisiana blues. Originally released in 1971, collect this... more

An assortment of the biggest hits, classic covers, and crowd favorites, 'Touch of Your Love!' collects the best of the great Todd Sharpville and his band. Taking listeners on a journey through... more

The rare and sought after release "Mystery Man" originally released for vinyl only in 1982 by the Accord Record Corporation. A delicate demonstration of Leon Redbone performing intricate fingerpicked... more

This album is more than just a collection of Muddy Waters' finest cuts from his years at Chess Records - it's a time capsule of an era when the blues was the beating heart of Chicago, and Muddy was... more

Lauded by many as the first true British punk album and standing as one of the best period pieces from London's psychedelic era, The Deviants debut album is a sheer monolith of psychedelic punk. An... more

With a voice rougher than Chicago's winter wind and a swagger that could own any room, Howlin' Wolf didn't just play the blues, he was the blues. Born Chester Burnett in the sun-scorched Delta, he... more

Philip Guy, hailing from Louisiana, was always known to bring a distinct flavour to his music - though not the laid-back R&B characteristic of his home state. Having spent considerable time in... more

Fort Worth has long been home to more than it's share of first-rate blues guitarists. Yet one of that city's premier axe wizards remains unknown outside of a handful of aficionados. Heralded as an... more

The Mighty Houserockers bring you a Fine Lookin' Woman! This debut album for a long time was a vinyl-only release with seven of the tracks re-released on the compilation album 'A Ton of Red... more

Recorded between 1963 and 1964 this rare collection of demos were mostly recorded in the weeks preceding the infamous British tour that would see Carl rubbing shoulders with the Beatles and Chuck... more