The Greatest Blues Songs Of All Time - part three

Songlist-

1941-
Worried Life Blues (Big Maceo Merriweather)
Why Don't You Do Right (Lil Green)
1942-
Ragged and Dirty (Willie Brown)
1944-
Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Leadbelly)
Rock Me Mama (Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup)
I Wonder (Cecil Gant)?
1945-
Driftin' Blues (Charles Brown)
1946-
That's All Right (Arthur Crudup)
1947-
Call It Stormy Monday (T-Bone Walker)
1948-
In New Orleans (Leadbelly)
Boogie Chillen (John Lee Hooker)
Rollin' Stone (Muddy Waters)
Blues After Hours (Pee Wee Crayton)
1949-
Everyday I Have the Blues (Memphis Slim)
Sweet Black Angel (Robert Nighthawk)
Trouble Blues (Charles Brown)
1950-
Hard Luck Blues (Roy Brown)
Blue Shadows (Lowell Fulson)
1951-
Black Night (Charles Brown)
Three O'Clock Blues (BB King)
Eyesight to the Blind (Sonny Boy Williamson II)
Dust My Broom (Elmore James)
Who May Your Regular Be (Honeyboy Edwards)
1952-
Juke (Little Walter)
Sad Hours (Little Walter)
I Believe (Elmore James)
1953-
Brutal Hearted Woman (Johnny Shines)
Please Love Me (BB King)
Blues with a Feeling (Little Walter)

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[NightFlasher34]

BB is the king

[fossade]

drift'n blues  ...very nice

[lorrin1950]

Never knew The Who based their Eyesight to the Blind on Sonny Boy W the second. So many Brit RnR groups were hip on da blues.

Great video's and songs,and all in a convenient series on one site, thanks for downloading.

[gitfiddlejim1]

I should have said, Please love me is a very poor version to the one I have on One Nighter blues, which has the very nice Mr King on cover in Bermuda shorts, with the chicks goin wild.

3 oc clock is superb, but you knew that I am sure.

[randomandrare]

@gitfiddlejim Which one Jim? "Three O' Clock Blues" or "Please Love Me"?

[gitfiddlejim]

@abanders99

I believe this is a later "live" version by Muddy, not his Chess track.

What say you?

But I do like your idea of promoting blues by this snapshot method, it can turn on a few heads to the blues..

Hard luck yes its Roy not Charles.

Honeyboys info is correct, and a fine number.

Elmore is later version on I believe. again Bobby Robinson.

BB,s track is rubbish in MHO

Still a good idea

[d820m]

@King689 I wasn't knocking it at all, i mentioned it because i used to have the 78 of Hard Luck Blues.....this is a damn fine series of vids you have compiled...

[King689]

@d820m You're right. I was hoping nobody would catch that. Someday when i get around to remaking this one then I'll have to change that one.

[abanders99]

I better see muddy waters :P look him up best of all

[d820m]

@elc1960 also Hard Luck Blues was by Roy Brown, not Charles Brown