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Muddy Waters cut “I Can’t Be Satisfied” for Aristocrat in 1947 with bassist Big Crawford at RCA’s Chicago studio. It was his first electric hit and a bridge from Delta roots into Chicago’s postwar sound. Source: Aristocrat Records; Nadine Cohodas 1/🧵

Remembering the legendary B.B. King💙 on this day, what would have been his 100th birthday🎂🎉 w/ Gladys Knight '74. 🎶'The Thrill Is Gone'

Muddy Waters Band '73. 🎶'Got My Mojo Working'

Muddy Waters and Bonnie Raitt Photo by ©David Jacobs

Buddy Guy '74. 🎶'Man of Many Words'

Rory Gallagher '75. 🎶'Don't Know Where I'm Going'

Jimi Hendrix.

Howlin' Wolf ~ How Many More Years youtu.be/OpKB6OZ_B4c?si…

Muddy Waters Gaslight club, NY 1971. Photo by ©Chuck Pulin

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D’Angelo was one of a kind. As a pioneer in neo-soul, he inspired a generation of singers, and helped shape music today. Michelle and I are thinking of his family, and all those who loved and admired him. nytimes.com/2025/10/14/art…

Playing Muddy Waters’ “Champagne and Reefer” with a newly sober SRV, Guy folded the Texas blues into Chicago’s blues lineage. 13 months later Stevie was gone, but that night he was a bridge who reintroduced postwar Chicago tone to a new generation and helped Buddy’s resurgence.

“The Wind Cries Mary” live — Jimi Hendrix, vulnerable and masterful all at once…

B.B. King ~ The Thrill Is Gone youtu.be/dvRwZga4hAE?si…

Cream in the late 60s 😮‍💨

From left to right, (top row) Jimmy Rushing, T-Bone Walker, Sonny Terry, Muddy Waters and Brownie McGhee, with James Cotton at the front, backstage at the Apollo Theater in New York City, circa 1964. Photo by Don Paulsen

#RobertJohnson’s playing style aka "The Robert Johnson Progression" was complex & hard to pin down & included the following: An insistent bass in quarters & shuffle-eighths Up-the-neck chords Chromatic movement Melodic fills in between vocal phrases Classic turnaround figures

Jimi Hendrix ~ All Along The Watchtower youtu.be/NdSyFxTDQUM?si…

John Lee Hooker and Buddy Guy Photo by ©Maryanne Bilham