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DJ since Aug 7, 2009 
BleusOdyssey
The one and only Robert Nighthawk..... He played this tune when busking on the corner of Halstead and Halstead tn Chicago durng the early 1950's.
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The deepest kind of electric blues, from Jimi Hendrix.
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The Original Fleetwood Mac, British Blues instrumentalists at their very best! Peter Green's efforts count!!!
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Red ad Dizz, doing a classic blues.... "First Degree".
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Oh Yeah, its the west-side strumming of Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins. Walkin' all night long.....
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Yup, this is the original version, done by Little Walter Jacobs and the Aces back during the 1950's at Chess Records Studios. Believe you me......
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Otis Rush, Chicago WestSide Blues Master. Listen in, its a 'Mean Old World' down there on Halsted and Lake Streets.....
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One of the orignal blues ballads, performed by one of the original bluesmen who traveled the Mississippi Delta an northward to Chicago.
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Honey Boy Edwards with James Cotton.... My Goodness Gracious, that a bluesy combo supreme.
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Evan's Shuffle, one of Muddy's best instrumental tunes. Always an opener at his Blues Band's performances during the 1950's. What a Mojo Man, eh?
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Whoa.... Muddy Waters, just walking thru the park! Uncle does that too, walking Reggie around Park Villette, Paris!!!
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Mayall & the BluesBreakers, featuring Eric Clapton on lead guitar.... Hideaway with your own personal blues!!!!
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Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, featuring Peter Green on lead guitar.... Super Natural!!!!!
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Here's a classic, "Walking By Myself, by a true blues man from south Chicago!
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Little Walter, singing & strumming on Maxwell Street in Chicago. Oh, that's a bluesy tune!
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As John Brim sang so often, I wanna be your ice cream man, home delivery and satosfaction always guaranteed!
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Oh, what a sweeeeet Black Angel she was!!!!
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If its blues piano music you're seeking, consider Otis Spann. Silky smoth voice with fingertips of gold when playing the blues.
