77 mixes with songs by “Mississippi+Fred+McDowell”

120+ Blues tracks including everything from Robert Johnson to Gary Clark Jr. This mix covers the foundation of blues and progresses into the electric blues age and Blues/Rock fusion. Suggestions welcome.

12 southern-y tracks

The greatest tracks from across the eras and genres involving trains. This list is across the board. It has no respect for genre or time period. The train is an American songwriting muse. These are the killers. Dylan is here. The Duke is here. James Brown too.

26 amazing songs. Everything leads back to this. Featuring Skip James, Robert Johnson, Son House and other musicians that laid the foundation.

This is proof that good blues surpasses whatever else you consider music - features John Lee Hooker, Sonny Boy Williamson and people you've never heard of but fukin should

The origins, roots, and source material to the modern world.

Fifty-five tracks from the best of the best, such as Wet Hot American Summer, Top Gun and The Wedding Singer

Country blues from some of the masters. I have missed a few of the 'greats' - they can be for the next time. On this mix is Charley Patton (pictured) Booker White, Geeshie Wiley, Tommy Johnson and more

15 tracks largely from the 60's including music by Lightnin' Hopkins (pictured), Mississippi Fred McDowell and Josh White. (TRT: 49:53)

If silence is the only remedy, listen to this

Many versions of the traditional American song, "John Henry".

Tracks that make you feel cool after you get done listening to them...Just imagine Professor Badass over there rolling up on you with one of these tracks playing.