Avante...tell me I'm wrong

[SpursforSix]

Texas has put out the best in terms of modern blues musicians/bands compared to any other state. Yep...I got a bunch of books and I know this stuff...

in no particular order

Stevie Ray Vaughn
Gary Clark Jr.
Eric Johnson
Poo Poo the Absconder
Fabulous Thunderbirds
ZZ Top

[Avante]

It goes like this...

prewar(1941) Texas Blues

Blind Lemon Jefferson..the first male "star" of them blues, 1926 first recordings.
Sippie Wallace
Bessie Tucker
Prince Albert Hunt...white cat.
Joe Pullum
Texas Alexander
Black Boy Shine
The Black Ace
Lead Belly...born in Louisiana but grew up and played in Texas
Little Hat Jones
Hattie Hudson
Funny Papa Smith
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (covered alot of old blues tunes)
Jack Ranger
Cole Davis
Blind Willie Johnson
"Whistling" Alex Moore
Sammy Hill..one record
Ida May Mack
Bobbie Cadillac...her Carbolic Acid....a must listen.
Black Ivory King
Gene Campbell
Big Boy Knox
Son Becky
Pinetop Burke
Bo Jones.....one record.
Willie Reed
Ramblin' Thomas
Henry "Rag Time" Thomas....a wandering hobo who played guitar and the quills. Born in the 1880's.
Victoria Spivey

post war

Lil' Son Jackson
T-Bone Walker...first recorded in the 20's but the bulk of his work came much later on.
Smokey Hogg
Frankie Lee Sims
Lightning Hopkins...other than Blind Lemon the most important Texas bluesman. His " o Central Please Give Me 209" the absolute pinnacle of guitar blues.
Larry Davis..,..the original "Texas Flood"
Albert Collins
Johnny Copeland
Janis Joplin
Lyle Lovett
Waylon Jennings
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Delbert McClinton
Townes Van Zandt
Calvin Russell
Steve Earle
Jerry Jeff Walker....wasn't born in Texas, but made his name there.
ZZ Top
SRV
Fabulous Thunderbirds
Jon Dee Graham
Doug Stram
Lou Ann Barton
Marcia Ball
W.C.Clarke
Doyle Bromhall
Angeli Strehli
A.C.Reed
Johnny Winter
Hop Wilson
Katie Webster
Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Mercy Dee Walton
Darrell Nulisch
Amos Milburn
Mance Lipscomb

Now if I delved into my CD's/books I'd be..."how did I forget him, sheesh~~~"

Not everyone mentioned above was from Texas but ya can't talk Texas blues without them.

[SpursforSix]

It goes like this...

prewar(1941) Texas Blues

Blind Lemon Jefferson..the first male "star" of them blues, 1926 first recordings.
Sippie Wallace
Bessie Tucker
Prince Albert Hunt...white cat.
Joe Pullum
Texas Alexander
Black Boy Shine
The Black Ace
Lead Belly...born in Louisiana but grew up and played in Texas
Little Hat Jones
Hattie Hudson
Funny Papa Smith
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (covered alot of old blues tunes)
Jack Ranger
Cole Davis
Blind Willie Johnson
"Whistling" Alex Moore
Sammy Hill..one record
Ida May Mack
Bobbie Cadillac...her Carbolic Acid....a must listen.
Black Ivory King
Gene Campbell
Big Boy Knox
Son Becky
Pinetop Burke
Bo Jones.....one record.
Willie Reed
Ramblin' Thomas
Henry "Rag Time" Thomas....a wandering hobo who played guitar and the quills. Born in the 1880's.
Victoria Spivey

post war

Lil' Son Jackson
T-Bone Walker...first recorded in the 20's but the bulk of his work came much later on.
Smokey Hogg
Frankie Lee Sims
Lightning Hopkins...other than Blind Lemon the most important Texas bluesman. His " o Central Please Give Me 209" the absolute pinnacle of guitar blues.
Larry Davis..,..the original "Texas Flood"
Albert Collins
Johnny Copeland
Janis Joplin
Lyle Lovett
Waylon Jennings
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Delbert McClinton
Townes Van Zandt
Calvin Russell
Steve Earle
Jerry Jeff Walker....wasn't born in Texas, but made his name there.
ZZ Top
SRV
Fabulous Thunderbirds
Jon Dee Graham
Doug Stram
Lou Ann Barton
Marcia Ball
W.C.Clarke
Doyle Bromhall
Angeli Strehli
A.C.Reed
Johnny Winter
Hop Wilson
Katie Webster
Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Mercy Dee Walton
Darrell Nulisch
Amos Milburn
Mance Lipscomb

Now if I delved into my CD's/books I'd be..."how did I forget him, sheesh~~~"

Not everyone mentioned above was from Texas but ya can't talk Texas blues without them.

Hey Poopy Mc ...I said "modern".

[Twisted_Dawg]

Avante,
Why did you forget one of the greatest, if not the greatest, Texas bluesmen-----Freddie King?




Here is a song Leon Russell wrote for Freddie as well as producing the song and playing the piano:

https://youtu.be/V_ONyukSLqA

[SpursforSix]

Avante,
Why did you forget one of the greatest, if not the greatest, Texas bluesmen-----Freddie King?




Here is a song Leon Russell wrote for Freddie as well as producing the song and playing the piano:

https://youtu.be/V_ONyukSLqA

It's either because Freddie isn't black enough or Avante was preoccupied trying to put his finger in som kid's butt.

[Avante]

Hey Poopy Mc ...I said "modern".

Did you not mention ZZ Top? You have any idea how many there recorded after they did?

[Avante]

Avante,
Why did you forget one of the greatest, if not the greatest, Texas bluesmen-----Freddie King?




Here is a song Leon Russell wrote for Freddie as well as producing the song and playing the piano:

https://youtu.be/V_ONyukSLqA

Lightnin' Hoopkins is the king of the Texas blues.

I always forget Freddie King and I think it's because of this...

King had an intuitive style, often creating guitar parts with vocal nuances.^[28] He achieved this by using the open string sound associated with Texas blues and the raw, screaming tones of West Side, Chicago blues. As King combined both the Texas and Chicago sounds, this gave his music a more contemporary outlook than many Chicago bands who were still performing 1950s-style music, and he befriended the younger generation of blues musicians. In his early career he played a gold top Gibson Les Paul with P-90 pickups through a Gibson GA-40 amplifier, later moving on to Gibson ES-355 guitars,^[29] using a plastic thumb pick and a metal index-finger pick to achieve an aggressive finger attack, a style he learned from Jimmy Rogers.^{[citation needed}

[Avante]

It's either because Freddie isn't black enough or Avante was preoccupied trying to put his finger in som kid's butt.

You have any idea how many on that post war list are white?

Here's a nice little Texss blues set.

[SpursforSix]

Did you not mention ZZ Top? You have any idea how many there recorded after they did?

What do you mean, "there"?

[SpursforSix]

You have any idea how many on that post war list are white?

Here's a nice little Texss blues set.

No, I stopped reading at "It goes like this"

[Avante]

You have any idea how many on that post war list are white?

Here's a nice little Texss blues set.

[SpursforSix]

Anyway, my question was is there a state with more better modern blues artists. Not, "hey how about a long as list that I won't read?"

[Avante]

No, I stopped reading at "It goes like this"

How about them prewar Blues from Georgia?

Emmett Miller...white cat who performed in black face.
Fred McMullen
Ruth Willis
Blind Wilie McTell
Ed Andrews....considered to be the firsrt male Country Blues artist to recod, 1924.
Emery Glen
Buddy Moss
Ruby Glaze
Curley Weaver
Ma Rainey
Kokomo Arnold
Bumble Bee Slim
Slim Barton & Eddie Mapp
Barbecue Bob
Charlie Lincoln
Willie Baker
George Carter

[SpursforSix]

How about them prewar Blues from Georgia?

Emmett Miller...white cat who performed in black face.
Fred McMullen
Ruth Willis
Blind Wilie McTell
Ed Andrews....considered to be the firsrt male Country Blues artist to recod, 1924.
Emery Glen
Buddy Moss
Ruby Glaze
Curley Weaver
Ma Rainey
Kokomo Arnold
Bumble Bee Slim
Slim Barton & Eddie Mapp
Barbecue Bob
Charlie Lincoln
Willie Baker
George Carter

What about Pee Pee the Kidnapper?

[Avante]

Anyway, my question was is there a state with more better modern blues artists. Not, "hey how about a long as list that I won't read?"

See this is why you have to ask me that question, instead of worrying about something like that ya need to be educating yourself on them blues instead. You come off s a lazy . This is way you rely on others.

Dude, if you're into them blues why act like a total asshole to the one guy who knows about everyone who has ever recored a.."blues".,..tune, yep...everyone. But you're too ing stupid to be cool and learn something.

Here ya go head, the one and only Bobbie Cadillac and her masterpiece.






A guy on thre internet willing to school your dumb ass on them blues and look how ya act, sheesh~~~~~~~

[Avante]

What about Pee Pee the Kidnapper?

Peanut the Kidnapper is associated with them Alabama blues, the most prmitive sound in the blues.

Alabama

Bullet Williams
Lucile Bogan
Edward Thompson
Bogus Ben Convington....fake blind cat
Marshall Owens
Sonny Scott
Ed Bell
Pillie Bolling
Bob Campbell
Jaybird Coleman
Birmingham Jug Band
Boweavil Jackson
Eli Framer
Daddy Stovepipe

Primitive

[SpursforSix]

Peanut the Kidnapper is associated with them Alabama blues, the most prmitive sound in the blues.

Alabama

Bullet Williams
Lucile Bogan
Edward Thompson
Bogus Ben Convington....fake blind cat
Marshall Owens
Sonny Scott
Ed Bell
Pillie Bolling
Bob Campbell
Jaybird Coleman
Birmingham Jug Band
Boweavil Jackson
Eli Framer
Daddy Stovepipe

Primitive

Pee ape the kidnapper belongs in all lists. Sheesh. Rookie

[Avante]

I;ve never seen a board with so many 100% assholes and morons, it's amazing.

[SpursforSix]

I;ve never seen a board with so many 100% assholes and morons, it's amazing.

You should look in your mom's vag.

[Avante]

Pee ape the kidnapper belongs in all lists. Sheesh. Rookie

How about them Piedmont blues little man. That would be

Kentucky
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia

Luke Jordan...his .."Cocaine Blues'...classic
Josh White
Slyvester Weaver
Julius Daneils
Pink Anderson & Simmie Dooley...the Pink in Pink Floyd
Blind Willie Walker
William Moore
Blind Blake
Blind Boy Fuller
Blind Gary Davis
Carl Martin
Brownie McGee & Sonny Terry
Virgil Chillders
Floyd Council...the Floyd in Pink Floyd
Bull City Red
Richard Thrice
Jack Gowdlock

[Avante]

You should look in your mom's vag.

translation

Thanks bro, so how about Louisiana?



Oscar Woods
Louis Armstrong
Papa Charley Jackson
Kid Stormy Weather
New Orleans Willie Jackson
Louisiana Johnny & Kid Beecher
Jesse Thomas
Blind Willie Reynolds
King Solomon Hill
Robert Pete Wiliams
Lightnin' Slim
Lonnie Johnson
Memhis Minnie
Buddy Guy
Little Walter
Professor Longhair
Dr. John
Johnny "Slim" Cambell
Slim Harpo
Lazy Lester


And one of the really great blues tunes ever the classic.....

[SpursforSix]

translation

Thanks bro, so how about Louisiana?

There it was mostly jazz, not too much into them blues.

Oscar Woods
Papa Charley Jackson
Kid Stormy Weather
New Orleans Willie Jackson
Louisiana Johnny & Kid Beecher
Jesse Thomas
Blind Willie Reynolds
King Solomon Hill

Ad one of the really great blues tunes ever the classic.....

Translation, fart belch burble burble...yep...

[Avante]

Translation, fart belch burble burble...yep...

translation

Thanks Avante, you are "Da Man". So how about prewar paleface hillbillie/blues?


Here ya go dinky .

Dock Boggs
Frank Hutchison
The Carter Family
Jimie Rodgers
Buell Kazee
Charlie Poole
Bill Cox
Clarence Ashley
Prince Albert Hunt
The Skillet Lickers
The Callahan Bros
Darby & Tarlton
Earl Johnson
Blind Alfred Reed
Justice
Bayless Rose
Jimmie Davis...Governor of Louisiana
Gene Autry
Asa Martin
B.F.Shelton
Emry Arthur...the original.... I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow.

[SpursforSix]

translation

Thanks Avante, you are "Da Man". So how about prewar paleface hillbillie/blues?


Here ya go dinky .

Dock Boggs
Frank Hutchison
The Carter Family
Jimie Rodgers
Buell Kazee
Charlie Poole
Bill Cox
Clarence Ashley
Prince Albert Hunt
The Skillet Lickers
The Callahan Bros
Darby & Tarlton
Earl Johnson
Blind Alfred Reed
Justice
Bayless Rose
Jimmie Davis...Governor of Louisiana
Gene Autry
Asa Martin
B.F.Shelton
Emry Arthur...the original.... I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow.

I laughed so hard that peed your mom.

[Avante]

Now if I listed Memphis/Mississippi blues cats it would be as long as al te above combined.

The 10 HUGE...

Robert Johnson
Muddy Waters
BB King
Howlin' Wolf
John Lee Hooker
Furry Lewis
Memphis Jug Band
Sleepy John Estes
Charley Patton
Jimmy Reed
Big Bill Broonzy