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SIRIUS RADIO
A few reasons why I listen to sirius blues radio everyday;
Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, Little Walter, James Cotton, Sonny’Boy Williamson, Johnny Copland, T Bone Walker, Robert Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Pine Top Perkins, John Lee Hooker, The Mississippi All Stars, Joe Bonamassa, J Giles, The Allman Brothers, Derek Trucks, Tinsley Ellis, Tab Benoit, Early Times, Elmore James, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, BB King, Albert King, Freddie King, Robert Cray, John Mayall, Walter Trout, Susan Tedeschi, Bonny Raite, Shemekia Copeland, Koko Taylor, Etta James, Stevie Ray Vaugh, Jimmy Vaugn, Kim Wilson, Robben Ford, Jeff Healey, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, John Hammon, Led Belly, Blind Lemmon Jefferson, Lighten Hopkins, Johnny Winter. And I’ve easily forgotten just as many.
Levi
LOL… when I first glanced at the thread title, I thought it said “Sinus Blues”! 
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Good god, D, you certainly leave yourself open to age-related humor! 
Quote: (TomS @ Aug. 27 2008, 1:04 PM)
Good god, D, you certainly leave yourself open to age-related humor!
LOL... I don't mind getting old as long as I KEEP GETTING OLD... It's like falling off a tall building, it doesn't hurt that bad until that sudden stop at the end...
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Quote: (Diogenes @ Aug. 26 2008, 9:14 PM)
LOL... when I first glanced at the thread title, I thought it said "Sinus Blues"!
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Haha thought for sure that you would go for the spelling not sure why they spell it that way.
Sirius is the name of the brightest star in the night sky.
Come on guys lets get Sirius.
Sirius and Roebuck!
'the heartbreak of siriusis ’
Quote: (sevenOfeleven @ Aug. 27 2008, 4:43 PM)
'the heartbreak of siriusis '
'the headache of sinusitis'
Those are some of the names that inspire us all to continue playing the music we make… I’m not as Southern Country as I think I am…
I’ll never forget hearing Chet Atkins playing a concert at the Rebecca Cohen Theater… When I looked around at all the guitar players that were there, they were all breathing with their mouths wide open… It was back in '78 or '79… He only brought his guitars and pedals with him… I remember working all day to get a Peavey Artist (Early Version) Amp ready for him, and the stage… What a lousy amp it was for him to play through… at least I thought so…
Bill…
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a Peavey Artist (Early Version) Amp ready for him, and the stage.. What a lousy amp it was for him to play through..
Didn't matter a bit Bill. Chet coulda been playing through waxed strings and coffee cans and STILL made folks stand around with their jaws on the floor...
Look for some YouTube videos of Tommy Emmanuel. He plays a lot of the "old school" styles. Makes you wanna chop your guitars up and burn 'em...
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Makes you wanna chop your guitars up and burn 'em...
Doyle Dykes does that to me - man what a freak.
Hi Ya Poppa!!
Had a GREAT service at church tonight! 
Our acoustic player on the praise team has a Taylor “Doyle Dykes Model”… that is one SWEET guitar. Rumor has it, Doyle himself owned this one at one point… but how does one confirm that? Yeah… I hear you. Guys like Dykes, Emmanuel, Phil Keaggy… man, what virtuosos… I got gipped when God was handing out “Talent”. I think those guys got my share!
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'the headache of sinusitis'
Quote: (sevenOfeleven @ Aug. 27 2008, 4:43 PM)
'the heartbreak of siriusis '
Y'all are stoned
D better knock off some of those sinus meds 
Quote: (woxnerw @ Aug. 27 2008, 7:31 PM)
Those are some of the names that inspire us all to continue playing the music we make.. I'm not as Southern Country as I think I am..
I'll never forget hearing Chet Atkins playing a concert at the Rebecca Cohen Theater.. When I looked around at all the guitar players that were there, they were all breathing with their mouths wide open.. It was back in '78 or '79.. He only brought his guitars and pedals with him.. I remember working all day to get a Peavey Artist (Early Version) Amp ready for him, and the stage.. What a lousy amp it was for him to play through.. at least I thought so..
Bill..
Ya some inspirational players and writers for sure.
I think Peavey was a real popular amp in the country genera, your right bill. Fender and Marshall dominate the blues world. Anyway it's a great station!
Blues doesn’t have much to do with heart breaks. It’s a scale. It’s mostly upbeat and more of a celebration. Like dance the blues away. Most drummers will know that, great beats come from blues. However some blues artists used the heartbreak theme to create a specific style for themselves. If you have sirius radio and your a musician and your not listening to some blues, your missing out. Just look at the list of bands and artists.
You can get any style and genera at sirius, and hear it online.
Quote: (Levi @ Aug. 26 2008, 9:06 PM)
SIRIUS RADIO
A few reasons why I listen to sirius blues radio everyday;
Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, Little Walter, James Cotton, Sonny'Boy Williamson, Johnny Copland, T Bone Walker, Robert Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Pine Top Perkins, John Lee Hooker, The Mississippi All Stars, Joe Bonamassa, J Giles, The Allman Brothers, Derek Trucks, Tinsley Ellis, Tab Benoit, Early Times, Elmore James, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, BB King, Albert King, Freddie King, Robert Cray, John Mayall, Walter Trout, Susan Tedeschi, Bonny Raite, Shemekia Copeland, Koko Taylor, Etta James, Stevie Ray Vaugh, Jimmy Vaugn, Kim Wilson, Robben Ford, Jeff Healey, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, John Hammon, Led Belly, Blind Lemmon Jefferson, Lighten Hopkins, Johnny Winter. And I've easily forgotten just as many.
Levi
A few more come to mind: Albert Collins, Keb Mo, Taj Mahal, Dr. John, Marcia Ball, Big Bill Broonzy, Bessy Smith, Charley Patton, Jimmy Reed, Lonnie Johnson, Bobby Bland, Junior Wells, Sun House, Ottis Rush, Lowell Fulson, Ma Raney, Memphis Minnie, Majic Sam, Willie Dixon. I'de like to find a bass player like Willie Dixon. There's many more. Check it you'll love it for a change of pace.
Levi