Blues — LPs 
Our Chicago roots run deep here, with plenty of postwar Chicago blues -- plus delta blues, folk blues, electric blues, pre-war blues, and more!
Capitol (label)
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Guitar Jr —
Broke An' Hungry ... LP Capitol, Late 60s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
"Plastic is out and real is in!" declares the liner notes to this obscure blues release on Capitol – and from the sound of the record, you can definitely hear that Capitol was making a pitch for the "real" crowd. The record's got a very nice electric blues sound, with a ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
Capitol, 1944. Very Good+ ... $9.99
Great 40s work from Leadbelly – featuring the man himself on vocals and guitar, caught in a nice raw mode – plus extra odd zither accompaniment on a few tracks too! LP, Vinyl record album
(Duophonic stereo lime green label pressing. Cover has light wear.)
Mississippi Fred McDowell —
I Do Not Play No Rock N Roll ... LP Capitol, 1970. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
An incredible record from Mississippi Fred McDowell – a set that was issued on a big label, but which has a wonderfully rootsy feel throughout – in a way that almost out-does any work from the indie blues labels of the time! The package was put together by Tommy Couch as an early ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
Also available I Do Not Play No Rock N Roll (with bonus tracks) ... CD 8.99
Charles Musselwhite —
Leave The Blues To Us ... LP Capitol, 1975. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing – ST 11450 – still sealed with a cutout hole.)
T Bone Walker —
T Bone Walker – Classic Indigo Vocals & Guitar ... LP Capitol, Mid 40s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Incredible early work from the legendary T Bone Walker – very early recordings of the electric guitar in blues, and maybe still some of the best! Walker's already a master here – playing with this hard tone on the strings, but one that also has a surprising amount of sensitive jazz ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
