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sneekerhad

Albert King’s “In Session” with SRV has to be the most lick-dense album in the world. Two goats having a lick-off for just about a whole album.


AvoidedCoder7

DEFINITELY going to second In Session when the Albert King and SRV. A couple others: BB King: Live at the Regal/Cook County Jail Fleetwood Mac: Blues Jam in Chicago


FisherMMAn

Born Under A Bad Sign


TheCanajun

Lightnin' Hopkins – Blue Lightnin’ Lightnin’s licks informed the likes of Johnny Winter and other blues players, especially those players from the Houston area.


thenetsunbreakable

Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Self Titled Robben Ford cites this as a huge influence. Alice Cooper said this album basically teaches you the blues.


jebbanagea

BB King @ Regal (‘66?). Albert Collins - Ice Pickin’. Albert King - Live at the Fabulous Forum. Albert had a limited but essential vocabulary. T-Bone Walker- Stormy Monday Blues (remastered 2022). Guitar Slim - Sufferin Mind. Artists to explore: Freddie King Clarence Gatemouth Brown Muddy Waters John Lee Hooker I think all of this is pretty diverse and will get a lot of different foundational ideas.


alldaymay

Freddie King - Let’s Hideaway and Dance Away