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Poll Question: Which songs do you prefer?
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Allman Brothers - Whippin' Post	26	[16.77%]
Jethro Tull - Nothing Is Easy	21	[13.55%]
The Groundhogs - Split, Part 2	11	[7.10%]
Peter Gabriel - Waiting for the Big One	4	[2.58%]
Rory Gallagher - Country Mile	2	[1.29%]
Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks	21	[13.55%]
Fleetwood Mac - Green Manalishi	15	[9.68%]
Jeff Beck - Going Down	4	[2.58%]
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs	10	[6.45%]
Santana - No One to Depend On	3	[1.94%]
Ten Years After - I Can't Keep From Crying	3	[1.94%]
Jimi Hendrix - Burning of the Midnight Lamp	12	[7.74%]
The Beatles - I Want You	15	[9.68%]
Captain Beefheart - Electricity	6	[3.87%]
John Mayall - Room to Move	2	[1.29%]
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dr wu23

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Posted: May 15 2015 at 13:15

One of my favorite more obscure blues rock bands.....great tune...

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Posted: May 15 2015 at 13:38

Another band influenced by Tull doing some nice blues rock ....

love listening to these old albums.

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Posted: May 15 2015 at 13:59

A few more guilty pleasures.....

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Posted: July 02 2015 at 03:24

Naeco II from new album Buru Haze by Kanoi (already in PA) is a really great bluesy psychedelia a la Pink Floyd. http://kanoi.bandcamp.com/track/naeco-ii-3

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Posted: July 02 2015 at 03:39

The Dark Elf wrote:

Just boppin' around YouTube looking for stuff for the next poll, and I found this video of Frank Marino, one of my guitar gods when I was a teenager. I don't know how progressive a blues tune this is, but it is damn great. Frank was on his own little planet on this one:

Frank Marino / Mahogany Rush had several prog tunes in their discography (hard blues / psych / jazz / mellotron / synth etc). Here are my favourites:

1) IV ... (Emperor) from the 1976 album "IV"

2) Strange Universe from the same titled album (1975)

3) Tales of the Unexpected from the same titled album (1979)

Edited by Andrea Cortese - July 02 2015 at 03:40

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Posted: September 21 2017 at 04:23

the real question is: is there any complete progressive blues album? I think there is, and here it is:

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Posted: September 21 2017 at 14:21

Johnny Winter's Progressive Blues experiment!

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I love this lp, recorded at the Vulcan gas company, Austin Texas 1968 Smile

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Posted: September 21 2017 at 14:26

Off the list its really hard for me to choose between the Groundhogs, Robin Trower and Rory Gallagher.. but I really love Rory, saw him live and met him on two occasions and everything i'd been told about him was true, he was a lovely guy, really friendly and warm hearted. Died much too young and sorely missed so he gets my vote.

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Posted: September 21 2017 at 15:13

Trower!

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Posted: September 21 2017 at 15:42

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Posted: September 21 2017 at 21:23

BaldJean wrote:

the real question is: is there any complete progressive blues album? I think there is, and here it is:

Nice!! John Glascock on bass.....his playing hits you straight away.

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Posted: September 22 2017 at 04:33

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