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Demonoid · 09-12-2008, 08:31 AM

Bump.
I've been listening to a lot of this for about a year or so now...Really interesting stuff.

Just a few notable one's(which i liked)-

Keef Hartley Band - Halfbreed(1969) & The Time is Near(1970)
Both, excellent blues rock albums...the first one is more or less strait-up blues rock but the guitar playing is absolutely fantastic. The second one is a bit more jazzy, but definitely worth checking out as well.

Leavin' Trunk(From Halfbreed)
The Time is Near(From The Time is Near)
Roundabout(From overdog(1971))

Savoy Brown - They have released a TON of albums...I've listened to only three so far.
Blue Matter(1969), A Step Further(1969) & Raw Sienna(1970) are all superb blues rock with great melodies.
A Step Further contains a 22-minute epic!

Train to Nowhere(From Blue Matter)
Needle And Spoon(From Raw Sienna)
Tell Mama
May Be Wrong
Hellbound Train
hellbound train(Live)

Steamhammer - I don't know how i found out about them...I think what I have is a compilation but anyways, youtube does a good enough job.

Juniors Wailing
Passing Through
When All Your Friends Are Gone(Live)
Junior's Wailing(Live)
I Wouldn't Have Thought(Live)

There are also a couple more obvious choices...Ten Years After & Cream, both of which i love.
For some weird reason though, I'm liking British blues-rock more than the American ones. I think it has something to do with the accent.
Too bad, I wasn't even born back then

Edit:
I think I've mentioned this somewhere else, but anyways, I would recommend Seven Moons by Jack Bruce & Robin Trower.(released this year)
Excellent blues-rock!
Some of their other stuff are also worth checking out...especially Bridge of Sighs by Robin Trower. Sounds so heavy yet bluesy as well. Trower is an amazing guitarist!

09-12-2008, 08:31 AM	#6 (permalink)
Demonoid Music Addict Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 734	Bump. I've been listening to a lot of this for about a year or so now...Really interesting stuff. Just a few notable one's(which i liked)- Keef Hartley Band - Halfbreed(1969) & The Time is Near(1970) Both, excellent blues rock albums...the first one is more or less strait-up blues rock but the guitar playing is absolutely fantastic. The second one is a bit more jazzy, but definitely worth checking out as well. Leavin' Trunk(From Halfbreed) The Time is Near(From The Time is Near) Roundabout(From overdog(1971)) Savoy Brown - They have released a TON of albums...I've listened to only three so far. Blue Matter(1969), A Step Further(1969) & Raw Sienna(1970) are all superb blues rock with great melodies. A Step Further contains a 22-minute epic! Train to Nowhere(From Blue Matter) Needle And Spoon(From Raw Sienna) Tell Mama May Be Wrong Hellbound Train hellbound train(Live) Steamhammer - I don't know how i found out about them...I think what I have is a compilation but anyways, youtube does a good enough job. Juniors Wailing Passing Through When All Your Friends Are Gone(Live) Junior's Wailing(Live) I Wouldn't Have Thought(Live) There are also a couple more obvious choices...Ten Years After & Cream, both of which i love. For some weird reason though, I'm liking British blues-rock more than the American ones. I think it has something to do with the accent. Too bad, I wasn't even born back then Edit: I think I've mentioned this somewhere else, but anyways, I would recommend Seven Moons by Jack Bruce & Robin Trower.(released this year) Excellent blues-rock! Some of their other stuff are also worth checking out...especially Bridge of Sighs by Robin Trower. Sounds so heavy yet bluesy as well. Trower is an amazing guitarist! Last edited by Demonoid; 12-03-2008 at 09:10 AM.