Can I post 1000........

[Sir Johnny]

You know if you asked nicely and stop being an asshole those guy might stop posting pictures of you and yours.

That has always been funny.

Avante....check out Blind Blake, he was one of the first great blues guitarists. And nobody knows what happened to him, he just vanished.
Poster.... all that old , nobody cares
Avante.....well you.
Another poster....Avante always causing trouble, what an asshole.

Ha~~~~~~~~

[Mitch]

Got something to request, avante.

Most influential song nobody really knows about

[Sir Johnny]

Got something to request, avante.

Most influential song nobody really knows about

That would be this one.....





That song was a big success and got the record companies looking for similiar talent and they found it in Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith. We didn't see the men get involved until 1924 with Papa Charley Jackson, Daddy Stovepipe and Ed Andrews(one record)****

The bottom line is the influense black blues had on Jimmie Rodgers, The Carter family who were the first country artists, and the influense they had on Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Roy Acuff. While them blues from the early 20's was influensing guys like Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters who influensed.......and so it went. Elvis talks about the influense them blues had on him, as does Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and so on.

But all that did start with "Crazy Blues" from 1920.

*****Some point to the 1923 banjo work of Sylvester Weaver as the first blues by the men. But the first vocals came in 1924. The big male STAR showed up in 1926 and Texan Blind Lemon Jeffferson.

[Sir Johnny]

The great Jackie Shane and new to you.

[BD24]

[DJR210]

[DJR210]

[DJR210]

[DJR210]

[DJR210]

Sup Sir Johnny?

[Will Hunting]

Sup Sir Johnny?

He’s probably got us all ignore listed now , which is really pathetic since putting us on ignore basically does nothing to spare his family the embarrassment.

[Mitch]

That would be this one.....





That song was a big success and got the record companies looking for similiar talent and they found it in Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith. We didn't see the men get involved until 1924 with Papa Charley Jackson, Daddy Stovepipe and Ed Andrews(one record)****

The bottom line is the influense black blues had on Jimmie Rodgers, The Carter family who were the first country artists, and the influense they had on Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Roy Acuff. While them blues from the early 20's was influensing guys like Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters who influensed.......and so it went. Elvis talks about the influense them blues had on him, as does Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and so on.

But all that did start with "Crazy Blues" from 1920.

*****Some point to the 1923 banjo work of Sylvester Weaver as the first blues by the men. But the first vocals came in 1924. The big male STAR showed up in 1926 and Texan Blind Lemon Jeffferson.

Real interesting, great voice on that woman

[DJR210]

He’s probably got us all ignore listed now , which is really pathetic since putting us on ignore basically does nothing to spare his family the embarrassment.

typical selfish prick move tbh.. shows how little he cares for his family

[chunticakes]

He’s probably got us all ignore listed now , which is really pathetic since putting us on ignore basically does nothing to spare his family the embarrassment.

Good. The old got can talk to himself and leave us alone.

[Sir Johnny]

Another new to you.

[Sir Johnny]

I'm betting if I just kept it pre 1950 nobody here has heard anything.

Anyone familiar with....

Louis Jordan
Cab Calloway
Lena Horne
The Ink Spots
The Mills Brothers
Wynonnie Harris

Have to know about Billie Holliday, right?