On this week’s show, we wanted to do something different, so we went to the Sunday Morning Blues request list and accessed your comments on our Facebook page to come up with a list of the “Top 25 Sunday Morning Blues Guitarists.”

We’ve done this before, but it’s been awhile and the list always changes based on your requests. As the show is more of a blues-rock show than a pure blues or traditional blues show, the lists have always leaned toward Classic rock and Contemporary Blues guitarists. Thanks for the help!

(The list this week features the artist first, then the song title and after that, the album title.)

25. Ana Popovic

How’d Ya Learn to Shake it like That?
Still Making History

24. Steve Miller

Mercury Blues
Fly like an Eagle

23. T-Bone Walker

Stormy Monday
The Best of…

22. Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top)

Brown Sugar
ZZ Top’s First Album

21. Kenny Wayne Shepherd

Deja Voodoo
Ledbetter Heights

20. Sonny Landreth

Pedal to the Metal
Levee Town (Bonus Disc Version)

19. Mississippi Fred McDowell

Shake ‘Em on Down
Atlantic blues (Box Set)

18. Johnny Winter

Johnny Guitar
Hey, Where’s Your Brother?

17. Walter Trout

Got a Broken Heart
Walter Trout

16. Freddie King

The Stumble
Blues Masters Vol. 3: Texas Blues

15. Jeff Beck

Going Down
The Jeff Beck Group

14. Tab Benoit

The Blues is Here to Stay
Fever For the Bayou

13. Albert Collins

Too Many Dirty Dishes
Cold Snap

12. Mike Bloomfield

Albert’s Shuffle
Super Session (Bloomfield-Kooper)

11. Ronnie Earl

River Charles Blues
Living in the Light

10. Duane Allman/Dickey Betts (Allman Brothers Band 2 for 1!)

Don’t Want You Know More/Ain’t My Cross to Bear
The Allman Brothers Band

9. Albert King

Laundromat Blues
King of the Blues Guitar

8. Rory Gallagher

Cradle Rock
Irish Tour ’74

7. Warren Haynes (Gov’t Mule)

Bad Little Doggie
Life Before Insanity

6. Jimi Hendrix

Voodoo Chile Blues (8:40 edit from Electric Ladyland)
Blues

5-4. BB King/Eric Clapton

Hold on I’m Coming
Riding With the King

3. Buddy Guy

Damn Right I Got the Blues
Damn Right I Got the Blues

2. Joe Bonamassa

Never Make Your Move Too Soon
Had to Cry Today

1. Stevie Ray Vaughan

Lenny
Texas Flood