Blues

Son House was one of the musicians to play a profound role in the development of both successive black and white blues players.

We are privileged to explore on this essential LP a plethora of Dr. John’s earliest and most satisfying recordings.

Hard Again features Muddy Waters’ trademark blues sound: rugged, raw and full of energy.

This collection of songs by Lead Belly was assembled by Folkways founder Moses Asch from recordings made in the early to mid-1940s, and it focuses primarily on Lead Belly’s observations on the hate and racism that permeated America and the world during this turbulent period of history.

Legendary blues guitarist T-Bone Walker was not only one of the most influential musicians to rise from the fertile Texas blues scene, but his impact on blues guitar worldwide cannot be understated; he is the source of single-note, horn-type blues soloing.

One of Lonnie Johnson's numerous comeback albums of the early 1960s,