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| 1. |  | Blues Breakers by John Mayall Price: £3.87 Customer Review:  This is a fantastic album. Clapton's playing from one so young (he was 21) and Mayall's singing and keyboards, and arrangements, are just spine-chilling. Best moments for me - Clapton's solo on "Have You heard" and the whole band/arrangement/composition "Double Crossing Time". Oh, and by the way,... |
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| 2. |  | One Kind Favor by B.B. King Price: £8.98 Customer Review: Look folks I was going to buy this out of pure nostalgia anyway - but I have to tell you this is just about as good as it gets - definitely his best ever studio recording. The voice is as good as ever, and no one ever ever could get the same sounds out of a guitar as he gets out of "Lucille". Every... |
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| 3. |  | Bad For You Baby by Gary Moore Price: £11.98 Customer Review: If you like Moore, then here is the latest to add to your collection. It's pretty formula stuff - great blues rock - some boogie, some a bit heavier, and of course wonderful long ballards with superb guitar wizardy, delivered only how Moore can. I won't go through track for track, because if... |
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| 4. |  | Blues Deluxe by Joe Bonamassa Customer Review:  I don't think every track on here stands up. my problem is that track 3-'Blues Deluxe' is absolutely amazing and sets the bar too high for the rest - this has got to be one of the all time great blues guitar solos ( I'm surprised it's not singled out in other reviews) and has real nuance and... |
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| 5. |  | The Definitive Ray Charles by Ray Charles Price: £10.98 Customer Review: The first hit single in the U K by Ray Charles was Georgia on my mid in 1960 and this disc made No 24.Charles was on a new label by then and the Atlantic sides while issued here meant nothing until the Age of Merseybeat. Hit the road Jack went top 5 and it was nothing but up from then with the... |
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| 6. |  | The Outsider by Walter Trout Customer Review: One time Bluesbreaker and Canned Heat man, Walter Trout has been firing out solo albums for a long time now, but they've always felt a bit incomplete to me. So, it came as a particular delight to sit down with the new one, and find myself hitting the repeat button when it came to an end. For this... |
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| 7. |  | Naturally by J.J. Cale Price: £3.87 Customer Review: "Naturally" by J J Cale - an album that compells you to nod your head and utter the words "Hell, yeah." Make no mistake, this album is seriously cool - a short collection of perfectly executed tunes. The tunes bop and swagger along, underpinned by tantalising guitar licks, awesome boogie-woogie... |
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| 8. |  | Beginner's Guide to the Blues by Various Artists Price: £4.98 Customer Review: This is another great compilation from the Beginners series, from Robert Johnson all the way to Charlie Musselwhite. This is a great start for your blues colection. |
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| 9. |  | Skin Deep by Buddy Guy Price: £10.98 Customer Review: Fantastic guitar work from buddy and nice to here derek and eric playing to They also played together on the Crossroads DVD. |
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| 10. |  | Live At The Regal by B.B. King Price: £2.98 Customer Review:  Seminal but only 3 stars? Well, that's becuase this is the album that really shaped alot of today's guitar greats, Mark Knopfler for one, & was soooo hard to get back in the bad old days of vinyl. Back in the early 70's, there really were so few opportunities to catch decent blues... |
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