Blues Hall: Juke Joint Blues Mix

Blues, secular folk music created by African Americans in the early 20th century, originally in the South. The simple but expressive forms of the blues became by the 1960s one of the most important influences on the development of popular music throughout the United States.

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Blues Hall Juke Joint Blues Mix

Tracklist 00:00 - Boogie Bill Webb - Bill's Boogie 02:35 - Jimmy Reed - Jimmie's Boogie 05:19 - Lightnin' Hopkins - Short Haired Woman 07:41 - Walter Vincson - Can't Get a Word In Edgeways 10:44 - John Brim - Gary Stomp 13:34 - Blind Willie McTell - Searchin' the Desert for the Blues 16:40 - Curley Weaver - No No Blues 19:47 - Brownie McGhee - Unfair Blues 22:32 - Forrest City Joe - She Lived Her Life Too Fast 25:52 - Country Jim - Good Lookin' Woman 28:21 - Hank Kilroy - Harlem Women 31:02 - Clarence London - Going Back to Mama 34:13 - Dan Pickett - Chicago Blues 37:26 - Homesick James - Late Hours Blues 39:44 - Joe Turner - Chewed Up Grass 42:16 - Jerry McCain - Steady Brought to you by The Wnts Jazz & Blues Education Program -- JazzAndBluesExperience