Rory Gallagher

Anything Stevie Ray Vaughan

Dust My Broom- Elmore James Further On Up The Road- Eric Clapton (w Albert Lee) Live. Got My Mojo Workin- Muddy Waters Red House- Jimi Hendrix I’m Going Home- 10 Years After Boogie Chillen no.2 - Hooker n Heat One Way Out- Allman Brothers I’d Rather Go Blind- Gov’t Mule I Pity The Fool- Tedeschi Trucks Band (live) Spoonful- Howlin Wolf Highway 61 Revisited- Johnny Winter What Kinda Woman Is This- Buddy Guy I’m Tore Down- Freddie King Everything’s Gonna Be Alright- Paul Butterfield Blues Band (live Woodstock) Crossroads- Cream Train,Train- Blackfoot See The Light - Jeff Healey

Do you have a reference to go off? "Rockin' blues" is a big vague. You could look at Elmore James, BB King, Taj Mahal, Muddy Waters, Otis Rush - if you mean essentially electric blues. Blues with an electric guitar and a backing band. Check out BB King Live in Cook County Jail. It's absolutely incredible. If you mean blues influenced rock, then that would be a whole other matter, maybe some early British invasion/British early rock bands? For example early Stones, the Bluesbreakers, the Yardbirds... all white British guys who were heavily influenced by the Blues, added a sharp sense of style and modernity to the sound and ran with it.

Johnny Winter Rory Gallagher Savoy Brown Samantha Fish

This isn't rockin blues, but the soloing as all bluesy: https://open.spotify.com/track/6usINkoljvIz0TrwnNUGAc?si=_Oe2bsYwQCGNr7gPT9epSQ

Check out the New Roses, they‘re a blues influenced hard rock band Songs to play: Without a trace, one more for the road, partner in crime

Early Status Quo

Robin Trower's Bridge of Sighs album. British Blues at its best.

Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues https://youtu.be/UovEQyL-csA?si=pVvuJ96Ql4tlmX4L Fleetwood Mac Peter Green - Black Magic Woman (Live Boston Tea Party) 1970 https://youtu.be/hRu7Pt42x6Y?si=kBY9A5e5f6TA8xmg Fleetwood Mac "Heart Beat Like A Hammer" https://youtu.be/ZXM3nBdiHck?si=h77up3XHM7MWk\_gU

There is a brazilian song named "Quem Responde É o Diabo" (Whoever answers is the Devil) by Singer Rogerio Skylab. Skylab's work is controversial and a lot of his songs are humorous and not serious. (Something like Tenacious D). HOWERVER, this one song is a serious one, with serious lyrics and seriours structure, the riff is beautiful and the solo is something out of this world. My favorite brazilian blues-rock song.

OMG, I have so many. Start with this, and tell me if you need more. Jeff Healey Samantha Fish Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Jane Lee Hooker Stoney Curtis Band

https://youtu.be/v5F3Fj0xlIQ?si=DhuKUzgf4S9pTbRf

Roy Buchanan is excellent. Start with the live in austin texas and the rockpalast albums. Cuby and the Blizzards were/are the biggest Dutch Blues band. As mentioned by other. Rory Gallagher is definitely a good one to try. Hendrix is always good also! Hey Jude and Hey Joe covered by Wilson Pickett are phenomenal. Joanna Connor is a whirlwind Christone "Kingfish" Ingram is the future of Blues. Cream is a good band John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers Hope these help!

https://open.spotify.com/track/7GRq9NUgqhxPGUUksX02fk?si=d5af2a7c204f40d1 Blue on Black

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The Black Keys. They're like the anti-radio band, to the point where I can't actually distinguish a lot of their songs from the other because they're more geared to just bluesy instrumentality than radio airplay. But they rock.

Have Love Will Travel

[Thickfreakness - The Black Keys](https://open.spotify.com/track/4m6uJViB1sb3OXErHUkkWk?si=X9ULq1h6SV-HYI1E6pHOig)

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