Blues from the 50s/60s/70s

Jorsan,
Rushton, as always, has offered a fabulous start.
It's a shame the first 2 responses are so negative.

Look in the Blues section of your local record stores. If there is an Everyday Music store in your hood start souring it.
In addition to Rushton's list, try
Bobby Blue Bland
T Bone Walker
Albert King, BB,
Elmore James
Buddy Guy

You might try finding fellow audiophiles in your area to listen to there Lps.

Good luck and have fun!

What you are asking is that persons with decades of valuable information give that hard learned & impossible to find vinyl to you for the cost of a email.

Crem1, what exactly do think the Audiogon forums are for?

If I were to pick one to start with, I would go for Muddy Waters 'Folk Singer.'
It was released a couple of years ago.

Thanks for the support, honestly dont understand why those first two answers , is easiest just not to post.
I was just asking for some advice thats all, I do not have the intention or the money to steel those "marvellous treasures" to the gods of music like Robert Plant (by the way I love Led Zep and have all their recordings).All that I want to add to my collection some blues LPs from great artist and if its possible with nice recordings. Hope this time Crem1 could understand and post some advice and Chasmal....sorry for my terrible english ... again.

jo ann kelly, the groundhogs, the blues band, michael bloomfield, paul butterfield, savoy brown, chicken shack.