Tag “hill country blues”

Releases tagged as “hill country blues”

35 releases found

• 1 - All Night Long by Junior Kimbrough & The Soul Blues Boys
• 1 - All Night Long by Junior Kimbrough & The Soul Blues Boys
• 1 - All Night Long by Junior Kimbrough & The Soul Blues Boys
• 1 - All Night Long by Junior Kimbrough & The Soul Blues Boys
• 1 - All Night Long by Junior Kimbrough & The Soul Blues Boys
• 1 - All Night Long by Junior Kimbrough
• 1 - Backflips by Canailles
• 1 - Bad Luck City by R.L. Burnside & The Sound Machine
• 1 - Dear Adeline by Under The Rug
• 1 - Everybody Wants to Know How I Die by Uncle Sinner
• 1 - Full Circle by Rocket 88 (Roots Rock, Hill County Blues)
• 1 - Goin' Down South by Calvin Jackson & Mississippi Bound
• 1 - Grief Factory by The Maness Brothers (Blues rock duo from St. Louis, MO)
• 1 - I Be Trying by Cedric Burnside
• 1 - Introducing by Junior Kimbrough
• 1 - Joshua (Alternative name: Hallelujah) by doneyelo (Donatello)
• 1 - Kent Burnside and the Flood Brothers by Kent Burnside
• 1 - Maness Brothers by The Maness Brothers (Blues rock duo from St. Louis, MO)
• 1 - Modern Hymns for the Gentleman Loafer by Johnny No
• 1 - Most Things Haven't Worked Out by Junior Kimbrough
• 1 - Most Things Haven't Worked Out by Junior Kimbrough
• 1 - Owing the Devil a Day's Work by Phil Wiggins & Dom Turner
• 1 - Pushin My Luck by Robert Belfour
• 1 - Raw Electric 1979-1980 by R.L. Burnside & The Sound Machine
• 1 - Ronds-points by Canailles
• 1 - Sad Days, Lonely Nights by Junior Kimbrough
• 1 - Sinners: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Various Artists (add compilations to this artist)
• 1 - Sold Out to the Devil: A Collection of Gospel Cuts by the Rev. Scott H. Biram by Scott H. Biram
• 1 - Too Bad Jim by R.L. Burnside
• 1 - Trouble (Bandcamp) by Rev. John Wilkins
• 1 - Undertow by Ten Foot Polecats
• 1 - What's Wrong With You by Robert Belfour
• 1 - When you smile i see your fangs by Shake it like a caveman
• 1 - Willie by Heather Richards (american singer songwriter)
• 1 - You Can't Hurry God by Rev. John Wilkins