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Top Popular Blues Music Songs
This week top played Blues songs.
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At Last
by
Etta James
Let's Work Together
by
Canned Heat
I'd Rather Go Blind (Single Version)
by
Etta James
Fresh Out (feat. Buddy Guy)
by
Christone "Kingfish" Ingram
Goin' Up the Country
by
Canned Heat
Misty Blue
by
Dorothy Moore
I'd Rather Go Blind
by
Etta James
Soul Man
by
The Blues Brothers
Me, My Guitar and the Blues
by
Walter Trout
At Last (Single Version)
by
Etta James
At Last
by
Etta James
Stormy Weather
by
Etta James
On the Road Again
by
Canned Heat
A Sunday Kind of Love
by
Etta James
The Thrill Is Gone
by
B.B. King
Boom Boom
by
John Lee Hooker
Tell It Like It Is
by
Aaron Neville
The Thrill Is Gone
by
B.B. King
Mannish Boy
by
Muddy Waters
Redemption
by
Joe Bonamassa
My Sidepiece
by
Pokey Bear
If I Back It Up
by
NELLIE TIGER TRAVIS
Lie to Me
by
Jonny Lang
I'd Rather Go Blind
by
Beth Hart
Smoking Gun
by
Robert Cray
A Sunday Kind of Love
by
Etta James
Baby What You Want Me to Do
by
Jimmy Reed
Baby Please Don't Go (Live)
by
Muddy Waters
Still Got the Blues
by
Gary Moore
I'll Take Care of You
by
Beth Hart
The Sky Is Cryin'
by
Gary B.B. Coleman
No Particular Place To Go (Single Version)
by
Chuck Berry
Riding With the King
by
B.B. King
Drive
by
Joe Bonamassa
Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground
by
Blind Willie Johnson
When Love Comes to Town
by
U2
Hoochie Coochie Man (Live)
by
Muddy Waters
No Mercy In This Land
by
Ben Harper
Groove Me
by
King Floyd
Ride Captain Ride (Single/LP Version)
by
Blues Image
Rubber Biscuit
by
The Blues Brothers
Special Lady
by
Ray
It's Bad You Know
by
R.L. Burnside
Got My Whiskey
by
Mel Waiters
Someday Baby
by
R.L. Burnside
Sloe Gin (Live)
by
Joe Bonamassa
I'll Play the Blues for You
by
Albert King
Three O'Clock Blues
by
B.B. King