Odetta recorded Odetta and the Blues at Plaza Sound Studios in April 1962Music linernotes album music
Vida Blue brings together Page McConnell, Oteil Burbridge, and Russell BatisteMusic linernotes album music
John Lee Hooker covered "Money (That's What I Want)" on It Serves You Right to SufferMusic linernotes album music
Ry Cooder's second album Into the Purple Valley came out in 1972 on RepriseMusic linernotes album music
Ry Cooder's Into the Purple Valley made Rolling Stone's top album covers listMusic linernotes album music
Fleetwood Mac shared a Chicago studio with Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, and more blues royaltyMusic linernotes album music
The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions was one of the first blues super-session albums.Music linernotes album music
Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, and Rolling Stones members backed Howlin' Wolf in LondonMusic linernotes album music
Bettye LaVette, David Barbe, and Patterson Hood co-produced The Scene of the Crime.Music linernotes album music
Bettye LaVette recorded The Scene of the Crime at FAME Studios in Muscle ShoalsMusic linernotes album music
Bettye LaVette covers only women songwriters on I've Got My Own Hell to RaiseMusic linernotes album music
'At Last' is Etta James's signature song and it's everywhere for a reasonMusic linernotes album music
