Artist	Song
B. B. King	How Blue Can You Get? (Anthology 1962-1998, 2004)
Elmore James	Standing At The Crossroads (Shake Your Moneymaker: The Best of the Fire Sessions, 2001)
Little Junior Parker	I Wanna Ramble (Living The Blues: Blues Classics, 1999)
Jimmy Reed	Bright Lights, Big City (Blues Masters: The Best Of Jimmy Reed, 2000)
Sonny Boy Williamson	Bring It On Home (His Best, 1997)
Big Joe Williams	Baby Please Don't Go (When The Sun Goes Down: The Secret History Of Rock 'N' Roll, 2002)
Blind Willie McTell	Travelin' Blues (The Definitive Blind Willie McTell, 1994)
Leadbelly	The Midnight Special (Bourgeois Blues: Lead Belly Legacy, Vol. 2, 1997)
Muddy Waters	Train Fare Home Blues (Anthology: 1947-1972, 2001)
Little Junior's Blue Flames	Mystery Train (Sun Records 25 Blues Classics, 2001)
Big Bill Broonzy	Mississippi River Blues (Essential, 2001)
James Cotton	Cotton Crop Blues (Sun Records: 25 Blues Classics, 2001)
Howlin' Wolf	Smoke Stack Lightning (His Best, 1997)
Billy Boy Arnold	I Wish You Would (Living The Blues: Blues Legends, 1999)
Little Walter	My Babe (His Best, 1997)
Slim Harpo	Buzz Me Babe (Excello Singles Anthology, 2003)
Ruth Brown	Daddy Daddy (Best Of Ruth Brown, 1996)
Little Milton	Lookin' For My Baby (Sun Records: 25 Rare Blues Classics, 2001)
Willie Dixon	You Shook Me (The Chess Box, 1989)
T-Bone Walker	Call It Stormy Monday (Blues Masters: The Very Best Of T-Bone Walker, 2000)
Earl Hooker	Blue Guitar (Blues Guitar: The Chief and Age Sessions 1959-1963, 2003)
Charles Brown	Trouble Blues (Very Best of Charles Brown, 2000)
Mississippi Sheiks	Jumping Out Blues (Essential, 2002)
John Lee Hooker	Crawling King Snake Blues (Best of, 1995)
Mississippi John Hurt	Monday Morning Blues (The Immortal Mississippi John Hurt, 1667)

Comment:

How blue can you get standing at the crossroads on a monday morning? It had been a while since I put together some classic blues. It feels so good.

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