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Artist: Lightnin' Guy Title: Lightnin' Guy Plays Hound Dog Taylor Year Of Release: 2012 Label: Blue Sting Genre: Blues, Chicago Blues Quality: Mp3/320 kbps Total Time: 49:00 Total Size: 127 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 1. Take Five 2. Taylor's Rock 3. Sadie 4. She's Gone 5. Hawaiian Boogie 6. Roll Your Money Maker 7. Freddie's Blues 8. Let's Get Funky 9. 55th Street Boogie 10. Wild About You Baby 11. You Can't Sit Down Lightnin' Guy just won the belgian Blues Challenge and will represent Belgium at the next European Blues Challenge to be held in Berlin on 16 and 17 March 2012. He's one of the hardest working performers in the Belgian blues & roots scene. He toured also through the Netherlands & Austria and played on the legendary Peer Blues, Kwadendamme Blues & Gouvy Jazz-Blues Festivals. With this album Lightnin' Guy pays tribute to his slide guitar hero & inspiration by playing Hound Dog Taylor's music in the same setting and with the same energy as he did. This album is a perfect alternative to recapture the magic of a Hound Dog Taylor concert. http://rapidgator.net/file/5aba4ff78af0d109e8f41140b1ddfe4b/lgph.rar.html http://ssh.tf/DAv4RtqFL/lgph.rar http://uploaded.net/file/ux9k9p1p/lgph.rar

Artist: Lightnin' Hopkins Title: Swathmore Concert Year Of Release: 1993 Label: Original Blues Classics Genre: Acoustic Blues Quality: 320 kbps Total Time: 50:45 Total Size: 120 MB Tracklist: 01. Baby Please Don't Go (Live) (3:51) 02. Black Cadillac (Live) (5:52) 03. It's Crazy (Live) (3:53) 04. Mojo Hand (Live) (4:17) 05. My Babe (Live) (3:43) 06. Short Haired Woman (Live) (5:01) 07. Mean Old Frisco Blues (Live) (2:17) 08. Trouble In Mind (Live) (3:21) 09. The Twister (Live) (3:47) 10. Green Onion (Live) (3:02) 11. Sun Goin' Down (Live) (3:38) 12. Come Go Home With Me (Live) (3:39) 13. I'm A Stranger (Live) (4:18) A Lightnin' solo concert from his college kiddie-folk period (1964), this languished unissued in Fantasy Records' vaults until its release in the early '90s. That's a shame, because this concert captures Lightnin' at his beguiling best, spinning tales and blues magic with every track. His introductions are half the show, making even shopworn staples like "Baby Please Don't Go" and "My Babe" sound fresh. His guitar work is astounding, pulling off inventive leads while maintaining a constant boogie rhythm that makes other instruments superfluous. If you want a disc that clearly showcases Lightnin' Hopkins at his enchanting best, start your collection with this one; it's a charmer. ~Review by Cub Koda http://rapidgator.net/file/daa0dc84fd45847fce22a84ae5f56ee5/LightninHopkinsSwathmore1993.rar.html ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss http://ssh.tf/p6BhPwITp/LightninHopkinsSwathmore1993.rar ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss http://uploaded.net/file/iqf1shsq/LightninHopkinsSwathmore1993.rar

Artist: Cedell Davis Title: When Lightnin' Struck the Pine Year Of Release: 2002 Label: Sunyata Records Genre: Blues Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, log, .cue) Total Time: 53:19 Total Size: 136/326 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 1. Pay To Play 4:33 2. Come On and Ride With Me 5:34 3. Woke Up This Morning 3:48 4. So Long I Hate To See You Go 4:04 5. Give Me That Look 4:54 6. Love Me A Little While 5:35 7. Cold Chills 6:38 8. One of These Days 4:00 9. Propaganda 2:36 10. Rub Me Raw 5:07 11. Hold Me Baby 6:27 Cedell Davis is one of the last of a dying breed, playing his slide guitar in the old way, with a butter knife. He's had a storied career, backing the likes of Robert Nighthawk, but didn't release his first solo album until the '90s. However, this disc should garner him a new audience, since among the friends helping him out here are Peter Buck, Barrett Martin, and Scott McCaughey, who all have their own histories and bring a touch of Seattle to his Delta blues. However, they're more than happy to remain in the background -- this is Davis' disc, after all, and he makes the most of it, letting his guitar loose frequently with the trademark wobbly slide notes, but also singing up a storm, as a few old buddies give a raw core of support behind him. It's a glorious, defiant celebration of Mississippi blues, recalling Muddy Waters more than, say, Junior Kimbrough in the deep Delta mud that sticks around greasy tracks like "Pay to Play" or the closing instrumental "Hold Me Baby." As the between-song patter shows, Davis is a warm, funny man with a host of stories, and that warmth comes through in his songs; he has the blues, but they're not going to kill him. This is a disc that's a pleasure. Maybe not his best, but very accessible, which may be just as important. http://rapidgator.net/file/9fe2fa22a6a135102f68e86715fd7d32/cdandwlstp.rar.html http://ssh.tf/ebMjhhyDP/cdandwlstp.rar http://uploaded.net/file/sby9gq4f/cdandwlstp.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/17d7ccda7e7a5d2d6a2135c3f60bfb72/cd100wlstp.rar.html http://ssh.tf/OMD4OHzDP/cd100wlstp.rar http://uploaded.net/file/vhcoml4a/cd100wlstp.rar

Artist: Lightnin' Hopkins Title: Goin' Away Year Of Release: 1963 [2016] Label: Analogue Productions [APRJ 1073] Genre: Texas Blues Quality: FLAC (*tracks) 24 Bit/88,2 kHz Total Time: 00:35:10 Total Size: 657 mb (+5%rec.) Tracks: Side A: 01. Wake Up Old Lady (4:27) 02. Don't Embarrass Me, Baby (3:25) 03. Stranger Here (5:53) 04. Little Sister's Boogie (3:34) Side B: 05. Goin' Away (5:50) 06. You Better Stop Her (4:42) 07. Business You're Doin' (3:21) 08. I'm Wit' It (4:00) Personnel: SAM "LIGHTNIN'" HOPKINS, vocals & guitar LEONARD GASKIN, bass HERBIE LOVELLE, drums http://rapidgator.net/file/c58df0bd4c9026b4418dc101c94af135/Lightnincomma_Hopkins_63.rar.html http://ssh.tf/BuByOSMNS/Lightnincomma_Hopkins_63.rar https://bytewhale.com/dfqmh9hebmqa/Lightnincomma_Hopkins_63.rar