New Blues Players recommendations

[Megadeth79]

I've been listening to a lot of blues these days mostly new stuff such as Bonamassa, Scott McKeon, Matt Scofield, some Mayer. Any other recommendations guys?

[shred4Him]

Philip Sayce

[Megadeth79]

will check it. thanks.

[Mr Metal]

Walter Trout

[Rupe]

Chris Duarte, Corey Stevens, and Tommy Castro. Each has his own style and sound...great players!!!

[Megadeth79]

Thanks guys

[javert]

Robert Cray, Walter Trout, Robben Ford & the Blue Line, Robin Trower, Scott Henderson's Tore Down House, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, Jeff Healey, Delbert McClinton, Chris Duarte Group, and SRV (of course).

Also, Hendrix made a little known album simply named 'Blues' that is nothing short of amazing in my opinion.

Regards,
Mads

[fuel0707]

You might want to check out Eric Gales, too.

If you want to hear a really original take on Hendrix, also check out Phil Brown: http://www.philbrownguitar.com/content/. His take on Jimi is light years from the standard "cover" variety. But Phil's music is more than just a Jimi cover disc, so check out his site.

[fuel0707]

Also, Hendrix made a little known album simply named 'Blues' that is nothing short of amazing in my opinion.

Regards,
Mads

It's a great record, but it's not an album that Jimi made during his lifetime. It was culled from the archives and pieced together long after his death.

[javert]

It's a great record, but it's not an album that Jimi made during his lifetime. It was culled from the archives and pieced together long after his death.

That's true, but it's still Hendrix playing I understand that the album was a bit controversial as some claim that the material wasn't meant to be released. I'm glad they released it, even if the album is a bit inconsistent in various ways. Born Under a Bad Sign, Red House, Hear My Train A Comin', Voodoo Chile Blues, and Bleeding Heart are all great.