49 mixes with songs by “al kooper”

yeah this is a blues songs! from past to present..

Have Fun.

1966-1972. Lots of long jams.

From the late 60s to the early 70s, Bill Graham owned & operated the absolute golden palaces of rock, The Fillmore Auditorium/West, The Fillmore East, and Winterland. Each venue featured some of the greatest performances (ever) during all night shows with very eclectic lineups. To emulate & pay tribute to these shows, here's 53 live tracks from the 3 venues from the likes of Led Zeppelin, Hot Tuna, Quicksilver Messenger Service & many others.

I mean c'mon mon, have a listen. First you'll be feelin' irie and then funk will fill your bones and make you be movin' mon. Movin' and groovin'. A whole lotta soul that gets on a roll. Twenty-three tracks featuring Lee "Scratch" Perry, Toots & The Maytals, and Parliament.

Quintessential blues-rock and early hard rock. 30 tracks including James Gang, Robin Trower and Cactus.

Nowadays, the rock festival is a beast created for advertisement and usually too pricey to be available to the entire spectrum of concert goers. Yet, back between 1967 and 1971, the festival was the best way for someone to get totally blasted with good tunes and a good time. In lieu of this, here's 22 live tracks recorded at Monterey Pop, Woodstock, Isle of Wight '70, the Texas, Atlanta & Holland pop festivals.

Such good blues with which to infuse with hues. It'll make you glisten with a listen. Twenty-three tracks featuring Robert Johnson, Freddie King, and Shuggie Otis.

very nice to listening awesome blues..

Great for road trips or living room lounging. If you need some bad ass tracks to be goin' on in your ears then you may need some stupendous mix of music to do that--so here you go. Twenty-one tracks including music by Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, and J.J. Cale.

This mix will make your mind feel swell if your memory serves you well. Twenty tracks including music by Peter Tosh, the Doors and Santana.

Fourty-two cover tunes including music by Vashti Bunyan, Trampled by Turtles, and Sebadoh. Don't forget to cover up (ha-ha).