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Greatest singer of the blues
Logan Bell
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Michael Taylor
Look out, here comes my spicy opinion
Chase Phillips
Whos this chimney sweeper?
Nicholas Edwards
Hugh Laurie
David Wood
Tom Waits. If you're into blues, just listen to his first album. If you like that, try the next two. The rest is all very experimental.
Eli Torres
>ITT: The best Neil Young
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Nolan Gonzalez
Oh, and listen to Waltzing Matilda. You've probably heard it and didn't know it was him. It's the only song I've ever listened to that made me cry [spoiler]but I was very drunk at the time [/spoiler]
Bentley Adams
How blue can you get made me shed a single tear
Mason Taylor
But only because bb kings delivery of " now you wanna give em back" was so aestetically pleasing
Camden Miller
There's worse ones to shed a tear to. Blues is underappreciated these days, I find it hard to find any other genres that deliver the sheer emotional impact, and the lyrics tend to be very well thought out.
Evan Russell
It also helps that the blues as a genre is completely okay with covers appearing o. Lps, so everyone knows what songs are good and which are trash so only well written songs get performed
How blue can you get live at the regal is my favorite blues performance. Favorite song is evil tho
Ryan Richardson
I don't think the lyrics were deliberated that much.
Juan Hall
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Hunter Sullivan
U underestimate the mental fortitude of nigggers
Grayson Perez
>mfw best bluesman was a white guy imitating black bluesman
Asher Gonzalez
Von Ronk's lispy, sloppy voice sucks.
Aaron Roberts
And I know no one can sing the blues...
Owen Gutierrez
Evan Davis
You're out of your mind.
There are many words I would use to describe his voice, but neither of those are one of them.
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Dude had a power to his voice that I've never heard anywhere else. Those growls are so fucking fierce.
Daniel Bennett
Sleepy John
Daniel Scott
Clifford Gibson
Jaxson Watson
Where should i start in his discog?
Jose James
If you don't mind listening to scratchy old 78s, get the first volume of the Document Records "Complete Recorded Works." Had most of his good early sides with Yank Rachell on mandolin and Hammie Nixon on harmonica.
Kayden Hall
Alan Blind Owl Wilson
Skip James
Tommy Johnson
Lincoln Parker
Holy fucking shit. Look at the size of that guys hands and fingers.
Samuel Mitchell
>mfw
good choices
Charles Lopez
Johnny Winter