Cover Art (SRV) by José Quintero If curiosity killed the cat then The Audio Museum has more than 9 lives! We are digging ever deeper and looking in every nook and cranny, leaving no stone unturned for these Blues. We... Continue Reading →
I hope all you lovely people do enjoy this I know I do. Now, what kind of Best Blues list could possibly be complete without this following musician? And what would that say about me as a lover of music... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
Here we are breaking into the top 5 of the 15 greatest blues songs of all time! Man I love this so much it gives me the chills. From here on out we will be completely immersed in nothing but... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
Here we are just like the good old days, enjoying life and livin' it up...so let's get this party started! The world was first made aware of this song in 1977, though the band had been around since 1973. Thank... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
In the process of of researching the top 15 greatest blues songs of all time I came across a version of Black Betty I never knew existed. It is listed on the album by Leadbelly that has Gallows Pole on... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
This is one of those songs I heard way way back in the day and fell in love with it the first time I heard it, but I hardly ever heard it since then. An old, but not so old... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
Alright alright alright!!! Back at it. Here we go again gettin' on down to the nitty gritty. We gotta keep rolling cause we just can't stop! "The wheel is turning and you can't slow down You can't let go and... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
I love that we're in the top ten now, this is where things really start to get interesting. This song first appeared in 1975 on an album called Fandango by that little ole band from Texas. It's short, sweet and... Continue Reading →
Share Your Love!
Time to get on down to number nine. But before we do I just want to say that this is one of the hardest and funnest things I've done here at The Audio Museum. Not to mention that with each... Continue Reading →
