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I suppose this has something to do with the younger music listener coming off the back of digital CD Mp3 and who has now the purchasing power the motivational push to invest in appropriate Hi-Fi equipment and go out searching to buy the actual vinyl records.

This last aspect could well not be a financial investment effort at all if one inherits a relevant vinyl collection off parents or from that wacky music freak Uncle, if so, its like winning the lottery.

Either way, it is always a coming of age temptation to finally be able to test empirically that long heard and repeated statement especially to the younger folk bombarded by elders with vinyl always will sound better than the digital product.

The scientific explanation of those in the know, that digital flattens out the different audio peaks that analogue allows compels the digital age music aficionado to put to the test all this and hear it for oneself.

Once the science is actually proven, the whole practice, ritual paraphernalia of listening to vinyl records overtakes you firmly to finally drive home the message towards conversion be inducted into the Cool Vinyl Tribe.

If millennial, once listened to vinylalways hooked, if an older ex-user, once relived again hooked.

Under this context, I have reflected recently what are the greatest Blues records for a really worthwhile vinyl collection That is to say, which Blues records are the ones you want to build on for the coolest most complete BLUES vinyl record collection possible Or, which are the 50 essential Blues albums Difficult question to answer indeed, as you have to enter within the subjective personal judgement realm.

However, thinking for myself and allowing a wide enough choice margin out of the many valid possibilities in existence, the titles dont have to be necessarily the famed BEST ALL TIME but just 50 Blues Records that can serve as the building blocks to your collection (especially for beginners) which will be added onto latter by other discoveries and newer records.

The following list is my choice of Blues records that may interest you to include have become part of a really serious and cool record collection always under my criteria opinion.

I have restricted the election in number to only 50 for the sake of imposing strict discipline forcing me to really think about my choices.

Lastly, there is no particular order of ranking, lets not make the exercise more painful than it is.

Listening to the below list of artists and titles in the vinyl format is sort of heavenly for a Blues fans in our modern technological moving forward times, it is certainly in my case, and I hope that it is useful can serve for any other music lover who is thinking about getting into vinyl, beginning to construct or expand their vinyl collection, be that the Blues as a starter.

The Essential 50 Blues Albums for a Record Collection for now: The Essential Bessie Smith Bessie Smith Complete Recordings 19291934 Charley Patton The Complete Recordings Robert Johnson King of the Country Blues Blind Lemon Jefferson Where Did You Sleep Last Night Lead Belly Hoodoo Man Blues Junior Wells Buddy Guy The Original Peacock Recordings Clarence Gatemouth Brown Fathers and Sons Muddy Waters Muddy Waters Fathers Sons LP Son House Father of the Delta Blues: The Complete 1965 Sessions Moanin In the Moonlight Howlin Wolf Texas Flood Stevie Ray Vaughan Dance with Freddie King Freddie King Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton John Mayall West Side Soul Magic Sam Born Under a Bad Sign Albert King His Best Little Water His Best Sonny Boy Williamson I Am the Blues Willie Dixon At Last Etta James A Man and The Blues Buddy Guy The Gate of the Horn Memphis Slim The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Paul Butterfield Coffee Blues Mississippi John Hurt John Mississippi Hurt Coffee Blues LP The Natchl Blues Taj Mahal It Serves You Right to Suffer John Lee Hooker Spotlight on Lucille B.B.

King Blues after Hours Elmore James I Do Not Play No Rock and Roll Mississippi Fred McDowell Completely Well B.B.

King Roy Buchanan Roy Buchanan Live At Fillmore East Allman Brothers Band Allman Bros.

Band Live At Fillmore East LP First Album ZZ Top So Many Roads Ottis Rush Im Jimmy Reed Jimmy Reed Folk Singer Muddy Waters The Best of Mamie Smith Too Bad Jim R.L.

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Burnside Blues in My Bottle LightninHopkins House of the Blues- John Lee Hooker My Ding A Ling- Chuck Berry Are You Experienced Jimi Hendrix T-Bone Blues T-Bone Walker Truth Jeff Beck Irish Tour Rory Gallagher Mr Wonderful Fleetwood Mac Mother of Blues Ma Rainey Sings the Blues Nat King Cole Resurrection of the Bayou Maharajah James Booker Mostly Blues Louis Armstrong The Genius of Ray Charles Ray Charles Must have missed some big ones.

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