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Subject: BLUES INSTRUMENTALS
xashanx 8.07.09 - 09:34am
oh right i give up. there were three albums suggested in yahoo answers. thanks. thats abut it i found on google. nope but my service provider does. and a lot too @ the poster above kaipa * +
xashanx 8.07.09 - 09:35am
dont even bother posting in this except to help some other person whos looking for the same thing 
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damsolid 8.07.09 - 10:22am
stevie ray vaughn. lenny. :) great instrumental * +
anduan 8.07.09 - 07:07pm
Stevie Ray Vaughan: 'Riviera Paradise', 'Little Wing'. Roy Buchanan: 'Wayfaring Pilgrim', 'Sweet Dreams', 'The Messiah Will Come Again', 'Soul Dressing' (the live 1978 version), 'Fly...Night Bird', 'Turn To Stone". Gary Moore: 'The Prophet'...tsk, now you know me that im crazy about blues and especially the slow blues, so while i was searching few instrumentals.... * +
anduan 8.07.09 - 07:07pm
...i couldnt resist to listen few other slow blues/bluesrock non-instrumental tracks. So, take these too and start cutting your veins: 
Joe Bonamassa: 'Tea For One'. Albert Collins and The Icebreakers: 'Stormy Monday' (the 1984 live version from Japan). Albert Collins / Robert Cray / Johnny Copeland: 'The Dream'. Jonny Lang: 'Darker Side'. Tinsley Ellis: 'A Quitter Never Wins', 'Everyday'. * +
anduan 8.07.09 - 07:07pm
...Luther Allison: 'Cherry Red Wine' (aka 'Watching You'), Etta James: 'Ball and Chain' (from the Janis Joplin tribute in late 90s), Albert King with S.R. Vaughan: 'Blues At Sunrise' (live) and Peter Green Splinter Group: 'Help Me Through The Day'. Thats all, enjoy *
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