From the article: The Best Blues Albums of 2009
Did the Reverend miss an album that has spent a lot of time on your stereo this year? What are your favorite blues albums of 2009 (so far)? Share Your Favorites
My Fav Blues from 09
- I would have to include Guy Davis: Sweetheart Like You, Lester Quitzau: The Same Light, and Watermelon Slim: Escape from the Chicken Coop
- —Guest The DC
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- —Guest delizamccl
Favorite Blues 2009
- Joe Bonamassa - Live at Royal Albert Hall (DVD)or as already mentioned Ballad of John Henry.
- —GenePrulello
Best of blues 2009
- Susan Tedeschi's Back to the River; Ana Popovic's Blind For Love; Christina Crofts' Midnight Train; Robert Cray's This Time; Aynsley Lister's Equilibrium; Ian Parker's Official Bootleg; and Shemekia Copeland's Never Goin' Back
- —Guest Riku Rassi
top 10 of 2009
- havent gotten round to hearing some of those albums especially castro's and robert crays but i have 3 of these albums in my top 10 1. Shemekia Copeland - Never Going Back (truly brilliant album packed with some great songs from 'never going back' to 'circumstances' to 'broken world') 2.Joe Bonamassa - Ballad of John Henry (Even better than Sloe Gin and absolutely shocked it's not on your list) 3.Joe Louis Walker - Between A Rock And The Blues (Can't stop listening to 'I'm Tide') 4. Corey Harris - Blu.Black 5. Gwyn Ashton - Two Man Blues Army (Never heard of this guy until 5 weeks ago and now have all his albums. Every single one is great) 6.Tinsley Ells - Speak No Evil 7.Joanne Shaw Taylor - White Sugar (A female UK blues guitarist from near where i'm from has to be on this list) 8.Ana Popovic - Blind For Love (Doesnt have the bluesy feel to her previous albums but anything this sexy woman does is just awesome) 9.Rick Estrin & The Nightcats - Twisted 10.Candye Kane - Superhero
- —Guest jayman
