Best 1960s Blues Songs
The best blues songs of the 1960s (60s), ranked — each one links to the album it came from, on vinyl, CD or Amazon Music.
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1MW
Got My Mojo Working
Newport '60 — the crowd goes wild.
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2EJ
At Last
Lush, soulful blues balladry.
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3MW
Rollin' and Tumblin'
Live electric slide at its most elemental.
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4RJ
Cross Road Blues
The delta blues document that myths are still built around.
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5HW
Back Door Man
Dixon's lyric, the Wolf's absolute authority.
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6HW
Wang Dang Doodle
The party invitation with a menacing undercurrent.
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7JL
Boom Boom
One riff, two chords, and the most unstoppable groove in blues.
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8JW
Messin' with the Kid
Buddy Guy on guitar — Chicago blues perfection.
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9SH
Death Letter
Timeless as the Delta itself.
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10BK
Every Day I Have the Blues
The performance that made this the definitive live blues record.
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11SH
Death Letter Blues
The definitive performance of a Delta standard.
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12JM
All Your Love
Clapton's Beano-album tone, right here.
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