BLUES LEGENDS: 1950s & 1960s
Roosevelt Sykes - The Honey Dripper 1961 One of the greatest blues pianists of all time, Roosevelt Sykes playing styles range from barrelhouse, stride, boogie woogie to blues. "Night Time Is The Right Time," Honeydripper," "Poor Me," "Sunny Side Of The Street" and others.

Big Bill Broonzy - Big Bill Blues 1956 Very cool "art film" set in a smoke filled European bistro in which Broonzy performs his folk blues guitar style. "Why Did You Leave Heaven," "Saturday Night Blues," "Just A Dream," "Guitar Shuffle" and several others.

Son House 1963 - One of the greatest bluesmen to come out of the Mississippi Delta, Son House performs "Death Letter Blues," "John the Revelator," "Preaching the Blues," and "I Want to Live So God Can Use Me." Bukka White 1963 With his distinctive bottleneck and percussive strum-pick technique, Bukka Whitle plays "Aberdeen Mississippi Blues," "Mama Don't Allow," "Piano Boogie," "Gibson Hill," "Poor Boy" and "World Boogie." Two-hours.

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