This week on Sunday morning blues we had the extreme pleasure of having the one and only Godfather of the British Blues Scene – John Mayall, check in on a celebrity segment of CHOOSE YOUR BLUES! John has 58 albums out!

His latest “Live in London” brings him to this unprecedented level. Don’t miss John in concert Saturday July 14th at the Lowell Summer music Series! Next week, we will do a Top 25 countdown of the Sunday Morning Blues Guitar-playing favorites!

Sunday Morning Blues Playlist: 7/6/2012

Caledonia
Let the Good Times Roll
Louis Jordan

Nobody Loves you When You’re down and Out
Layla
Derek & the Dominos

Down the Road Apiece
Blues
Chuck Berry

Stepped In What?
Johnnie B. Bad
Johnny Johnson

Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie
Muddy Mississippi Waters Live
Muddy Waters & Pinetop Perkins

Just Keep on Drinking
Heaven
Pinetop Perkins

(Won’t) Be Coming Home
Nothin’ But Love
Robert Cray

Sick of my Shadow
Live at the Moody Theater
Warren Haynes Band

I’m Leaving you Woman (Before I Commit a Crime)
SRV (Box Set)
Stevie Ray Vaughan

Café Du Monde Boogie
Evolution
Peter Parcek

Half Past the Blues
Trying to Make a Little Love
Michelle Willson

Clock’s Gone Crazy
Live at the Boston Blues Fest Vol. 2
The Dwight Richer Band

3 O’Clock Blues
Singin’ the Blues/The Blues
BB King

The Night Time is the Right time
Green River
CCR

Three Hours Past Midnight
Stomp the Blues Tonight
Duke Robillard’s Jumpin’ Blues Revue

Living Out of Time
Living Out of Time
Robin Trower

Rollin’ and Tumblin’
You Had it Coming
Jeff Beck

He Played His Harmonica
Soul Shot
Curtis Salgado

Junior’s Jump
Bring it On Home
James Montgomery

Colleen
Crooked Avenue
A Ton of the Blues

CHOOSE YOUR BLUES with JOHN MAYALL!

Nothing to Do With Love
Tough
John Mayall

I’m Tore Down
Hideaway
Freddie King

Shout For Joy
Best of…
Albert Ammons

Route 66
The A B C & D’s of Boogie Woogie
Ben Waters, Charlie Watts…

Bring it on Home
Live at Perkins Place
Dave Mason

Glad
John Barleycorn Must Die
Traffic

Get Back Home to You
Blind for Love
Ana Popovic

Dolly Dagger
The First Rays of the New Rising Sun
Jimi Hendrix

Some Kind of Wonderful
Feels Like Rain
Buddy Guy/Paul Rodgers