Picture this. You're at your local record store. You're in the blues section. You're flipping

through records. You're excited, but you don't know what to get. That changes today, because on today's

show, I'll be sharing with you 11 blues guitarists that you need to know, 11 blues guitarists

whose albums need to be on your record store shopping list. Get ready to have your eardrums tickled with

guitar goodness. Hey, TAC family, welcome to episode 289 of the Acoustic Tuesday show, a show

packed full of inspiration and fun, designed to help you get more progress, fulfillment, and joy

from your acoustic guitar journey. Throughout today's episode, I'll be keeping you in the loop with some acoustic news you can use, including a finger style, this or that, my current beef

with Martin, and much, much more. Plus, you're going to meet TAC family member Eric, who, with the

help of another TAC family member, created a plan to increase his consistency,

and it actually will increase your consistency as well.

That's all coming up, but first, you know the drill, open up your ears, and get ready to hear some amazing blues guitars that fly way under the radar.

First up on my list is Kid Bailey. A couple factoid about Kid Bailey. Little is

known about him. Even his birthday is a mystery. Two of his recordings have survived, Rowdy Blues and

Mississippi Bottom Blues. In most digital releases, however, the tracks are attributed to Willie

Brown, yet are evidently the same

artist credited as Kid Bailey on the original 78 RPM recordings so shrouded in

mystery it doesn't matter though kid Bailey is somebody that you need to hear so

let's go ahead and listen to rowdy blues right now. And I love you, baby.

You so nice and brown.

And I love you, baby.

You so nice and brown Because you put up slugglers

So it won't come down

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