B. B. King – The Thrill Is Gone (New York 1971) submitted by /u/MileenasFeet

Robert Johnson – Crossroads submitted by /u/MileenasFeet

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Voodoo Chile – Stevie Ray Vaughan (1985) submitted by /u/blackmoose

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The Waterboys – Fisherman’s Blues (1988) submitted by /u/blackmoose

Everlast – What It’s Like submitted by /u/TheDaveMaybe

Who’s the first artist you think of when you hear the words “blues legend”? Any blues artist, any era. And you might not be able to explain the reason why that’s the first artist who comes to mind. It could go back to childhood memories of hearing them or watching them on TV. Or reading about them, or hearing someone talk about them. They may not even be your favorite blues artist. But they’re the one who, for you, is synonymous with “blues legen…

Robert Butler, Director on Pilots for ‘Batman,’ ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Hill Street Blues,’ Dies at 95 submitted by /u/MarvelsGrantMan136

The Blues Brothers – Everybody Needs Somebody to Love submitted by /u/DryCalligrapher8696

Tinariwen – Alghalam Tiglistarha submitted by /u/Chebelea

Fleetwood Mac – Oh Well (1969) w/ Peter Green submitted by /u/zw1

The Animals – House of the Rising Sun (1964) submitted by /u/appalachian_hatachi

Canned Heat- Let’s Work Together (1970) submitted by /u/do-call-me-papi

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Tim Blake Nelson – In The Jailhouse Now (2000) submitted by /u/do-call-me-papi