Rockin' Blues

[Brainchild]

I'm stumped, I love to listen to electric blues,but I have ran out of groups/artists to listen to. So, anyone here have any that fit in with the following?
Cry Of Love
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Arc Angels (Storyville)
Kenny Wayne Shepard
Jeff Healey
Brother Cane
E.G.Kight
Bloodline/Jon Bonsamessa

Anyone know of any that are similar to these?

Thanx BC

[rev_ryan]

Chris Duarte Group
Johnny Rawls (if you can find him)
Jimmie Vaughan (Stevie's Brother)
Eddie "the Chief" Clearwater (another rare one)

Let me know if ya need more...

Rev. Ryan Lankford

[Brainchild]

Cool thanx. I'll give these a go

[RustyGT]

Gday BC.
Electric Blues...
Ah... A man of my own heart.
Check the catalogue at Alligator They have some Great stuff.

Will have a dig at my own collection for some more names.
Chrs R.

[vass0922]

Its older blues but still very IMO
Muddy waters and Howlin' Wolf
The old blues is when you get classic titles like
You can't lose what you ain't never had (compliments of muddy waters)
There's another one from Howlin' wolf I can't find the lyrics... saying he's gonna go down louisiana and find his baby... and if he can't find his baby he's gonna go down and buy him a jug o' wine lol

[Brainchild]

I love the blues, been playing the blues for years. I bought a slide a while back, but I can't play slide guitar very well, I was hoping "IT" had talent so I wouldn't need any

I can even go with some BB King,and I think Muddy Waters did Terraplane Blues, what a cool song

Rusty, I will check into the link in depth when I have a little time, thanks.
Keep it coming.

[crazyray]

I would suggest some Tinsley Ellis. Begin with his 1994 Alligator release "Storm Warning". Along for the ride are Chuck Leavell and a very young Derek Trucks. I'm a fan of Tinsley's and recommend his live shows as the best way to fully appreciate what he does.

Note that Ellis wrote "A Quitter Never Wins", a Grammy winner for Jonny Lang (who belongs on your list, too.)

[Brainchild]

Rusty, the alligator is Cool

crazyray, I will check into these guys. Good movie BTW

[aviax]

Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown (older style of stuff - might be hard to find)
Lonny Brooks
Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials (a lot of slide stuff - if you like that style)
Robert Cray (my favorite is Midnight Stroll)
Eric Clapton - From the Cradle (most purely blues album he's ever done - IMO)
Old ZZ Top - seriously - Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago is the classic style

[Germ]

Someone most people never heard of...............Johnny Winter. Excellent Blues.

And another Johnny..................Johnny Lang

Paul Butterfield Blues Band

Robert Johnson

And, believe it or not, Foghat. They play some pretty mean Blues. At least one Blues tune each album. Several on "Return of the Boogiemen".

Germ