The beginning of the Blues is best represented by the Delta Blues Style songs.. So here is a collection from a variety of Blues Singers, but the songs, why they feel very authentic. This is the kind of blues you expect to hear in the porches and fields of the deep south.
- Mick Martin – My Babe
- Bonnie Raitt Rollin’ & Tumblin
- Muddy Waters – Appealing Blues
- Miki Nervio & The BluesMakers – My Pencil Won’t Write No More
- Son House -Death Letter
- Keb Mo – Come in My Kitchen
- Harpe – Big Road Blues
- John Lee Hooker – Bottle Up and Go
- Peter Green & Nigel Watson – Me and The Devil Blues
- Lightnin Hopkins – Have You Ever Loved a Woman
- Skip James – Look Down The Road
- Maria Muldaur/Del Rey/Steve James – Long as I Can See you Smile
- Big Joe Williams – Big Roll Blues
- Lucinda Williams – Ramblin on My Mind
- Mississippi John Hurt – Make Me A Pallet On The Floor
- Rory Block – Bo Weavil Blues
- Tommy Johnson – Cool Drink of Water Blues
- The Rolling Stones – Love In Vain
- LeadBelly – Black Betty
- Ry Cooder – Ax Sweet Mama
- Sue Foley – Me and My Chauffeur Blues
- Tim Lothar & Peter Nande – Can’t Get That Stuff No More (feat. James Harman)
- Bukka White – Aberdeen Mississippi Blues
- Mississippi Fred McDowell – Fred’s Worried Blues
- R.L. Burnside – Come On In
- Erin Harpe – Future Blues
- David HoneyBoy Edwards – Catfish Blues
- Junior Kimbrough – Work Me Baby
- Bonnie Raitt – Richland Woman Blues
- Charlie Musselwhite – Hard Times
- Robert Lockwood Jr – CC Rider
- Taj Mahal – Good Morning Little School Girl
- Bo Carter – Banana In Your Fruitbasket
- Eric Clapton – Hellhound on My Trail
- Tommy McClennan – Katy Mae Blues
- Robert Petway – Rockin’ Chair Blues
- Furry Lewis – Roberta
- Bonnie Raitt & Lowell George & John Hammond Jr & Freebo – Going Down to Louisiana