divdiva href="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/big_show.php?/avaxhome/e9/81/000b81e9.jpeg"img src="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/e9/81/000b81e9_medium.jpeg"/a/div/div br divbLightnin' Hopkins - Blues Kingpins (2003)/b/divdivMP3 | 192kbps | Cover | RS.com | 68mb/divdivGenre: Blues / traditional, Texas, West Coast blues/div br Lightnin' Hopkins, like John Lee Hooker, was another prolific recording artist who recorded for an amazing list of labels. The eighteen tracks selected here cover a few of Lightnin's earlier years when he was working for Aladdin and RPM and were recorded between 1946 and 1950. Some fine acoustic material with Thunder Smith (Hopkins' nickname stemmed from his teaming up with Smith for the Thunder and Lightnin' duo) including Katie Mae/ Feel So Bad/ Rocky Mountain Blues stands with searing electric workouts like Lightnin's Boogie and the storming Jake Head Boogie loaded with crumbling and distorted guitar licks. For those unfamiliar with Hopkins' and how important! an influence he was, this is a primer course in Texas blues guitar.
Part: 2 : Canned heat - livin' the blues (1968) (2003)
diva href="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/big_show.php?/avaxhome/c7/81/000b81c7.jpeg"img src="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/c7/81/000b81c7_medium.jpeg"/a/div br divbCanned Heat - Livin' The Blues (1968) (2003)/b/divdivLoseless (Individual Flac Files: 535 Mb) | Mp3 (320 Kbps): 210 Mb | Released October 1968 /divdiviAudio CD (September 8, 2003) Original Recording Remastered - Label: Import [Generic] - ASIN: B0000A2XRN /i/divdiviBlues, Blues Rock/i/div
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