Songlist- 1930- Long Black Train (Lonnie Johnson) Bumble Bee (Memphis Minnie) Sitting On Top of the World (The Mississippi Sheiks) Preachin Blues (Son House) Death Letter (Son House) Devil Got My Woman (Skip James) 1932- Black and Evil Blues (Josh White) 1933- Gimme a Pigfoot (Bessie Smith) 1934- I Believe Ill Make a Change (Josh White) 1935- Shave Em Dry (Lucille Bogan) Honky Tonk Train Blues (Meade Lux Lewis) Drop Down Mama (Sleepy John Estes) Baby Please Dont Go (Big Joe Williams) 1936- Sweet Home Chicago (Robert Johnson) Cross Road Blues (Robert Johnson) Flood Water Blues (Casey Bill Weldon) Dont Give It Away (Oscar Buddy Woods) Detroit Moan (Victoria Spivey) 1937- Stop Breaking Down (Robert Johnson) Hellhound On My Trail (Robert Johnson) Stomp (Peetie Wheatstraw) Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (Sonny Boy Williamson I) Me and the Devil Blues Love in Vain (Robert Johnson) 1938- Pistol Slapper Blues (Blind Boy Fuller) 1939- Po Boy (Bukka White) Shes Only a Woman (Lonnie Johnson) 1940- It Hurts Me Too (Tampa Red) 1941- Catfish Blues (Robert Petway) Key to the Highway (Big Bill Broonzy) Black Spider Blues (Robert Lockwood Jr.)

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18 thoughts on “The Greatest Blues Songs Of All Time – part two”

  1. HazmatSuitUp
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    That recording of Key to the Highway (10:13) has fantastic quality for it’s age.

  5. canihaveanid
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    I guess that Bumble Bee had a great weiner… oops I meant stinger!

  6. TheZombie001
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    needs Fixin To Die Blues – Bukka White and One Room Country Shack – Buddy Guy

  7. LopanTheLemming
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    I think most of Robert Johnsons recordings could have made this list… But that would be slightly unfair, I suppose.

  8. MrCoscienza
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    how many sell theyr soul of blues singer robert johnson and?

  9. mesnierp
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    Big Bill have been my main influence for more than 40′ years !!!!

  10. Bobby Bluz
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    Big Bill was Muddy Water’s main influence. It’s a tragedy that todays White "Blues Experts" have forgotten him.

  11. 909chuck
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    I feel Big Bill Broonzy is underappreciated here as well as in the blues community of today. The recent biography sets the record straight for the number of and sales of his many tunes. He wrote his own works, helped musicians coming up from the South, and was vital in helping establish the music. If that isn’t enuf, he helped bring the Old Town School Of Folk Music in Chi to reality. Give him his due.

  12. ilikemybong
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    i love it how you really mean of ALL time, god job going way back to 1912 !

  14. teo1000t
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    wow i didn’t even know there was so epic music back in 30’s!

  15. faithmairee
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    Some great stuff here. I fell in love with the blues back in the seventies and I’ve been stuck in ’em ever since.

  17. valdo blues
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    gracias por la compilaciòn de delta blues from cd juarez city MÈXICO

  18. elc1960
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    Can’t wait to see volumes 3, 4 & 5. I love this stuff. Thanks for posting!

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