Perhaps one of the most modern forms of blues, Soul-Blues fuses disparate elements of black popular music to create a wholly urban amalgam of its own. Artists who wanted to move stylistically beyond the three-chord confines of conventional blues forms found the rhythm & blues strain of the 1950s and the southern soul style of the mid-'60s far more to their creative liking. Soul-blues combines the best elements of the two and blends that with the standard blues band instrumentation -- sometimes augmented with an R&B-styled; horn section. The genre also provides more traditional blues artists with a style to visit on occasion, injecting some contemporary life into their recordings. ~ Cub Koda
Top Artists
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I'll Play the Blues for You [1977]
John Lee Hooker -
My Story
Jimmy McCracklin -
All Night Long They Play the Blues
Various Artists -
Her Best
Etta James -
Junior's Blues: The Duke Recordings, Vol. 1
Junior Parker - Tell Mama [Chess] Etta James
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Down Home
Z.Z. Hill -
The Complete Trix Recordings
Eddie Kirkland -
Born Under a Bad Sign
Albert King -
In Memorium (1935-1984)
Z.Z. Hill
Top Songs
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Spider in My Stew
Buster Benton -
Who's Cheating Who?
Little Milton -
Turn on Your Love Light
Bobby "Blue" Bland -
Have Mercy on Me
Eddie Kirkland -
Everybody Knows About My Good Thing
Little Johnny Taylor -
Tramp
Lowell Fulson -
Soul Serenade
Willie Mitchell -
Reconsider Baby
Lowell Fulson -
Born Under a Bad Sign
Albert King -
Tell Mama
Etta James