One of my favorites off of the way it is.

Bruce and Bonnie.

Lowell Fulson One of the fathers of west cost blues.

Happy 70th Birthday to Minnesota's finest Musican.

20 best guitarists

1. Jimi  Hendrix

Listen to Wild Thing











 2.  Chuck Berry

Listen to Johnny B Goode

3. BB King

Listen to It's My Own Fault















4. Duane Allman

Listen to Whipping Post live version

5. Jimmy Page

Listen to Since I've Been Loving You

6. Eric Clapton

Listen to Had to Cry

7. Stevie Ray Vaughan

Listen to Rude Mood

8. Albert King

Listen to the Hunter















 9. Randy Rhoads

Listen to Mr. Crowley

10. Dimbag Darrell

 Listen to Psycho Holiday














11. Jeff Beck

Listen to Beck's Bolero

 12. Tony Iommi

Listen to Rat Salad

13. Mark Knopfler

Listen to Calling Elvis

14. Ritchie Blackmore

Listen to Speed King

15. Buddy Guy

Listen to Damn Right, I've Got the Blues

16. Alvin Lee

Listen to Good Morning little school girl

 17.  Sonny Landreth

Listen to  Uberesso

 







18. Angus Young

 Listen to Riff Raff live version

 19. George Thorogood

Listen to Gear Jammer

20.  Allen Collins

Listen to Free Bird

Pinetop Perkins 1913-2011

From Muddy Waters and Sonny Boy Williamson to John Lee Hooker and B.B. King, Pinetop Perkins who's career spanned over 80+ years has become one of the greatest blues piano players playing with these and many other blues artists. He became the oldest person to receive a Grammy award winning Best Traditional Blues Album along side Willie Big eyes Smith.  I was able to see him last summer. I remember being close to the stage and making eye contact with him. I also got his autograph as well which was really amazing being close to one of the greatest blues performers of all time. He was 97 years old.

Ronnie Hammond 1950-2011

This is my post to remember the late Ronnie Hammond who was the lead singer for the southern rock band Atlanta Rhythm Section he died last week at the age of 60. Ronnie is on the far left.