The Alan Lomax Archive will be known by many Blues fans and this is from that treasure trove of material:

Sonny Boy Nelson - Matchbox Blues

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Nobody Knows My Trouble + Cold Cold Feeling - Otis Spann

Cream were usually credited as the first of the Supergroups in the late 60s so these three were 20 years ahead of their time in 1947:

Memphis Slim, Big Bill Broonzy, and Sonny Boy Williamson - Life Is Like That

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Blues for Ugo - Romano Mussolini & his friends

Not many people know this, but Romano Mussolini, son of the Italian Fascist dictator Benito, was an accomplished jazz and blues player.

His father banned jazz and blues in Italy, but secretly loved that music, and had a huge personal collection of jazz and blues records.

As a child, his son Romano was also fascinated by this music and formed himself by endlessly playing his dad's records.

A piano player, here we can hear him playing on a Fender Rhodes electric piano:

This mix of the Robin Trower Band recorded live on the BBC in 1975'

Robin Trower: BBC 1975 - Fine Day, Lady Love, Daydream (org. recording)


Listen to this, mix it with Rory Gallagher and Jimi Hendrix and you will get a basic idea of my style when I play Electric Blues and take the evolution from there.
You can get some amazing sounds out a Marshall amp and Strat with minimal effects if you play with the combination for a while. :D

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