No Reason to Cry (1976) more music like this

by Eric Clapton

When he gave a speech inducting the Band into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Eric Clapton said that after he heard their debut album, Music from Big Pink, he wanted to join the group, the fact that they already had a guitarist in Robbie Robertson notwithstanding. In the winter of 1975-1976, when he cut No Reason to Cry at the Band's Shangri-La ...

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The Blues (1999) more music like this

by Eric Clapton

Eric Clapton earned a reputation as a blues guitarist early in his career, and while he frequently returned to the blues -- usually recording at least one blues tune per album -- he never recorded a full-fledged blues album until 1994's From the Cradle. It became one of the most popular records of his career. Not long afterward, MCA assembled a ...

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Grinder Man Blues: Masters of Blues Piano (1990) more music like this

by Various Artists

Six tracks each come from Little Brother Montgomery (1935-1936), Memphis Slim (1940-1941) and Big Maceo Merriweather (1941-1945). With piano blues and boogie-woogie, it's wonderful listening from beginning to end. Niles J. Frantz, All Music Guide

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Bluebird Recordings 1941-1942 (1996) more music like this

by Big Maceo

Bluebird Recordings 1941-42 contains all 16 tracks Big Maceo Merriweather recorded for the label during that year, including the classic "Worried Life Blues." Merriweather was one of the most influential barrelhouse blues pianists, and these Bluebird recordings form the core of his legacy. While these recordings are available in more thorough ...

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Whole Lotta Blues: Legends (1999) more music like this

by Various Artists

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Blues Collection (1999) more music like this

by Eric Clapton

Polydor International's 1999 collection rounds up 14 blues tracks that Eric Clapton has cut over the years, starting with a whopping six selections from Cream, continuing with a pair from Derek & the Dominos, and then concluding with relative oddities pulled from his '70s solo albums. Although the selection seems just slightly haphazard, ...

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