[AZamericonnie]

Duke!!!!

Look at these great blues artists!

And how super to see you!

Bout time we see your mug around here!LOL

Missed ya! *hugs*

[BluesDuke]

Bout time we see your mug around here!LOL

Missed ya! *hugs*

*hugging back* Just for you, Connie . . .

Howlin' Wolf, "Smokestack Lightning" (live)
Sonny Boy Williamson, "Bring It On Home" (take that, Led Zeppelin---you stole it, we're stealing it back!)
Jimmy Witherspoon, "Two Hearts Are Better Than One"
The 5 Royales, "Thirty Second Lover"
Steve Cropper with Brian May, "I Do" (from Dedicated, Cropper's tribute album to his idol Lowman Pauling, the brains and guitar behind the 5 Royales)
Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper, "Green Onions" (live)
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, "Diddy Wah Diddy"
Bo Diddley, "I Can Tell"
Bo Diddley, "Road Runner"
Muddy Waters with Mike Bloomfield, Paul Butterfield, Otis Spann, Sam Lay (Fathers & Sons), "You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had"
The Rolling Stones, "The Spider and the Fly"
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, "Worried Dream" (live)
Otis Spann with Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, "She's Out of Sight"

[BluesDuke]

And, just for you, here's a bluesman you probably know, but I don't think you've ever heard me play . . .

BluesDuke with Jam Until Late, "Help Me" (mine is the cleaner-sounding, chimier-sounding Les Paul, both in the ensemble and playing the second guitar solo . . . )

BluesDuke, "Grandma Diana" (I named it for the lady who bought me my first cheap electric guitar for my 12th birthday . . .)