Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing journey into the world of John Lee Hooker with this captivating collection of blues tunes in which the rawness and authenticity of his sound invite you to join him... more

The Master of the Telecaster. The Razor Blade. The Iceman. Albert Collins has been called many names, but nothing comes close to experiencing this legendary blues guitarist first hand. Crammed with... more

From his early blues origins to his funky and soulful explorations, experience the genius of Johnny 'Guitar' Watson in this captivating collection of songs that showcase the electrifying sound of a... more

Just months after they broke through with "On the Road Again" and "Going up the Country," Canned Heat played this hot boogie 'n' blues set at the Kaleidscope in L.A. This is Bob Hite, Alan Wilson and... more

Recorded live between "The Unicorn" in Boston and "The Ash Grove" in Los Angeles and released on Vault Records in 1967, this show pre-dates The Chambers Brothers' signing to Columbia Records by more... more

If you know anything about Screamin' Jay Hawkins at all, you'll know to play this record like you play Russian Roulette; one hand on the trigger and the other over your heart. In a production line... more

Get ready to unleash the raw power and soulful intensity of Jerry McCain's electrifying album "Black & Blues is Back!". This timeless collection, originally released in 1980, puts front and center... more

The rare and sought after release "Mystery Man" originally released for vinyl only in 1982 by the Accord Record Corporation. A delicate demonstration of Leon Redbone performing intricate fingerpicked... more

Originally released in 1969 with Vault records and recorded at Vault Studios, Hollywood, this often forgotten gem is Lightnin' exactly as you'd want him; sitting in a room with nothing else but his... more

Iverson Minter (a.k.a. Louisiana Red) liked his music like he liked his food, straight from the heart, close to home and served up as hot and spicy as could be. Recorded at A-I Sound Studios in New... more

Featuring iconic tracks including "Thunder on the River," "My Window Faces the South," and "Little Ole' Wine Drinker Me," and showcasing Williams' distinctive vocals and infectious melodies - 'Wild... more

Close your eyes and let the sultry sounds of the blues transport you to a long, hot summer night in a dimly lit, smoke filled tavern. Feel the humidity in the air as blistering guitars carry you away... more

Recorded at Underhill Studios, London, in October 1980, Roy Gaines and his Crusaders stars Barry Finnerty and Keith Jones serve up an electric blues masterclass with this remarkable record that... more

Lauded by many as the first true British punk album and standing as one of the best period pieces from London's psychedelic era, The Deviants debut album is a sheer monolith of psychedelic punk. An... more

As the infamous '63 American Folk Blues Festival made it's triumphant progress through Europe, stamping it's name across music history for many years to come, it left behind a body of recorded work... more

Unleash an ancient, soul-stirring power as these legendary blues artists harness fire and brimstone to masterfully wield 'The Devil's Music'. Skirting the borders between heaven and hell, this... more

Prepare to embark on a soul-stirring journey through the captivating world of the blues. "Blues in D Natural" features a hand-picked lineup of diverse and talented artists, each showcasing their... more

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In the summer of 1977 in Chicago's PS Studios, legendary blues musician and producer Ralph Bass held a number of now mythical sessions that would feature some of the biggest names and best acts blues... more

Christened 'King Biscuit Boy' by Ronnie Hawkins in the late 60s, Richard Newell's first record in 10 years sees him reclaim his crown as Canada's king of the blues harmonica. With his amplifier... more

In the summer of 1977 in Chicago's PS Studios, legendary blues musician and producer Ralph Bass held a number of now mythical sessions that would feature some of the biggest names and best acts blues... more

With a spine-tingling blues voice lurking darkly across a primal, hypnotic beat - Clarence Edwards rises out of the sludge to reveal his absolute mastery of the swamp-blues style. Recorded at Studio... more

Recorded in London and Chicago throughout the late 70s and early 80s, this ultra-rare collection of studio recordings and radio station edits feature iconic blues artists Billy Boy Arnold, Bo Diddley... more

Little Walter's mastery of the harmonica is beyond debate. His influence over the blues scene, unparalleled, and no true blues fan can call themselves a collector without a selection of his iconic... more

With this collection, listeners can delve into the rich legacy of Memphis Slim and immerse themselves in the timeless sounds of a true piano blues master. A treasure trove of Memphis gems, this album... more