Roadhouse Bluzin 12-2 pm ET on BMFR

When did the roadhouse blues begin? It happened when Muddy Waters plugged his guitar into an amplifier back in the 1940’s. His musical collaboration with Willie Dixon then inspired a young generation of primarily British artists including Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Rory Gallagher, Alvin Lee, and Jeff Beck. These artist in turn inspired Stevie Ray Vaughan, George Thorogood, Gary Moore, Walter Trout, Jeff Healey and contemporary artists like Joe Bonamassa and Eric Gales. Join me today for some modern roadhouse blues featuring new music from Jeff Pitchell, Chris BadNews Barnes, Zachary Wayne and some classics from Johnny Winters, The Doors, and ZZ Top. It’s 12-2 pm ET on www.bluesmusicfan.com!!

Below is the intended playlist:

ARTIST	TITLE	ALBUM
Gunn Blues Band	Hoppin” Blues	Hand In The Fire
Jeff Pitchell	Now You Know	Brown Eyed Blues
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Feat. Noah Hunt	Believe	The Place You’re In
Fortune Child	Push/Pull	SAINTS & SIN
All Them Witches	L’hotel Serein	Baker’s Dozen
Eric Gales	Steep Climb (feat. Zakk Wylde)	Good For Sumthin’
Joe Bonamassa	Black Roses	Road To Redemption
Joanne Shaw Taylor	Tied & Bound	Almost Always Never
Walter Trout & Beth Hart	Broken	Broken
Danny Bryant	Animal In Me	Rise
Chris Badnews Barnes (Feat. Jimmy Hall)	A Bluesman Can’t Cry	BadNews Travels Fast
Bryce Janey	Blinded	Blue Moon Rising
Chantel McGregor	Freefalling	Like No Other
Zachary Wayne	Last Call	Lastcall (Single)
Lebron Johnson	Anonymous	Anonymous
Gary Hoey	Steamroller (Tribute to Johnny Winter)	Dust & Bones (Deluxe Edition)
Johnny Winter	I’m Good	3rd Degree
John Angus Band	Hey Mama	It’s High Time
Blues Arcadia	Dollar Bill	Now Or Never
Kaz Hawkins	Get up and go	Until we meet again
The Jeff Healey Band	Crossroads	Live At Grossman’s – 1994
The Doors	Roadhouse Blues	Morrison Hotel
Gary Moore	Go On Home	A Different Beat
Rory Gallagher	I Ain’t No Saint	A Blue Day For The Blues
ZZ Top	Rough Boy	Afterburner