We have uploaded two Koko Taylor albums to our Rumble channel:
I Got What It Takes (1975)
An Audience With The Queen (1987)
Koko Taylor (1928-2009) was born in Memphis, Tennessee.
We have uploaded two Koko Taylor albums to our Rumble channel:
I Got What It Takes (1975)
An Audience With The Queen (1987)
Koko Taylor (1928-2009) was born in Memphis, Tennessee.
We have uploaded the Showdown! album, released in 1985 by Albert Collins (1932-1993), Robert Cray (born 1953) and Johnny Copeland (1937-1997).
Albert Collins was born in Leona, Texas; Robert Cray was born in Columbus, Georgia and Johnny Copeland was born in Haynesville, Louisiana
Here is a map showing the location of Leona, Texas:
Here is a map showing the location of Haynesville, Louisiana:
Here is a map showing the location of Columbus, Georgia:
Otis Rush (1934-2018) was born in Philadelphia, Mississippi. He is No. 153 on the Rolling Stone list of 250 Most Influential Guitarists.
Led Zeppelin covered Otis Rush’s 1950’s recording of I Can’t Quit You Baby virtually note for note on the first Led Zeppelin album (see the video below).
This CD features Otis Rush performing at Joe’s Place in Cambridge, Mass. on 4 May 1973.
Here is the Mississippi Blues Trail marker for Otis Rush in Philadelphia, Mississippi.

Here is Otis Rush, introduced by Roosevelt Sykes, circa 1960, performing I Can’t Quit You Baby, which was later covered by Led Zeppelin on the Led Zeppelin album, 1969.
This is a 1995 CD re-issue of a recording session, circa late 1970’s, featuring Charley Musselwhite (born 1994 in Kosciusko, Mississippi), Mike Bloomfield (1943-1981), Harvey Mandel, Barry Goldberg (1941-2025), Robben Ford and Daryl Dragon (1942-2019, the Captain in Captain and Tennille).
This is a tribute album to Albert King (1923-1992), who stated he had been born in Indianola, Mississippi. Featured guitarists include Rick Derringer, Leslie West, Pat Travers and Frank Marino.
Here is the Mississippi Blues Trail marker for Albert King in Indianola, Mississippi.

Willie Dixon played bass in the Big Three Trio circa 1946-1952. This is a collection of Big Three Trio recordings from that period, released in 2019 on a British reissue label called Jasmine Records.
Here is the Mississippi Blues Trail marker for Willie Dixon in Vicksburg, Mississippi.

We came across a documentary post on YouTube called How Britain Got The Blues, which examines how the blues became popular in Britain in the 1950s and through the 1960s.
Here are the YouTube posts:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
We uploaded this 1989 John Lee Hooker album to our Rumble channel:
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Here is an interesting documentary about Howlin’ Wolf:
Here is the Mississippi Blues Trail marker for Howlin’ Wolf.

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We have put two Willie Dixon albums on our Rumble channel:
Willie’s Blues (1959)
I Am The Blues
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