134 mixes with songs by “Junior Wells”

52 songs / 3.20 hours of songs to sleep and fall asleep to.
This collection will lull your heart and mind to peace and rest. Relaxation guaranteed :)

Mostly from soundtrack to House M.D.

for anyone else out there who grew up on saturday night oldies, is pretty sure they were born in the wrong decade, and finds themselves longing for the days of big hair, the twist, and the mashed potato.

enjoy 25 of the greatest soul and motown tracks from the sixties, guaranteed to make you grin, sing along, or get up and boogie. includes music by the temptations, diana ross & the supremes, marvin gaye, and more.

46 tracks of cool blues artists getting together and making music. Featuring Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters & Bo Diddley, B.B. King & Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy with a few different people and many more.

The first in the Feightful Fridays series. I shuffle my favorite tracks, take the first eight and then attempt to arrange them in an order that makes sense. Follow along at http://feightfulfridays.tumblr.com/

The first mix is hip-hop and beat-heavy, allowing for some easy transitions except for the blues tack.

A combination of roots delta, chicago & peppered with a little rock & roll.

100 fab, groovy, boss, gear, choice, so fine tracks for my Pop music class - dancing, surfing, Wall of Sound, Motown, teenage symphonies, the Beatles, British Invasion, and other bitchin' and narly tunes.

100 Harmonica blues songs.

Starting with a sample of pre-war blues and moving up north 'til the Chicago tavern scene: quite a collection of comedy, drama, talking pianos, wailing guitars and of course, delightful chauvinism. Junior Kimbrough, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, and others.

A mix spanning over a hundred years of blues music, melding it into one composition. Howlin' Wolf, R.L. Burnside, C.W. Stoneking, and Seasick Steve.

...because they're the fuckin' blues! Songs explicitly named for their blues. With Blind Willie McTell, The White Stripes, Jimi Hendrix, and dozens of others!

100+ of the best 60s-70s soul tracks ever recorded! Motown, Stax, and more! No disco. No technofunk. No rap. No crap. Just straight-up soul.

If you like this mix, check out my other ones too!

Some music that either goes together or doesn't depending on your internal frame of reference. James Brown, Roxy Music, Eurythmics and more...