Johnny Cash & June Carter - It Ain't Me, Babe - Dylan Cover

LIttle Walter & Muddy Waters - Walkin On

Little Walter - Red Headed Woman - With Muddy Waters as Leroy Foster

Paul Butterfield -- St. James Infirmary

Van Morrison - Saint James Infirmary

George "Wild Child" Butler - Can You Use A Man Like Me / Sam Lay Drums

George Wild Child Butler also opened for Sam Lay when I was playing bass in the band.

Lucille Spann - Country Girl

Lucille Spann with Otis Spann - Love With A Feelin' (1968)

Lucille Spann - My Baby - Dedicated To Otis

Lucille was the lead singer for the Sam Lay Blues Band in the early 70's When I was playing Bass for Sam

Muddy Waters covers Robert Johnson: "Kindhearted Woman" - Recorded on Nov 10,1948

Muddy Waters- Sad Letter Blues (Vinyl Recording)

Albert King - Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven

Everything's gonna be alright - Paul Butterfield Blues Band (full version) Woodstock

Paul Butterfield & Mike Bloomfield - Walking by Myself

Gary Moore Live - Walking by Myself

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Done Lost Your Good Thing Now - live [audio]

Gary Moore - King of the Blues (Live at HammerSmith Odeon 1990)

Dion Dimucci - I'm Your Gangster of Love

James Cotton - The Creeper

James Cotton Blues Band - Jelly Jelly

James Cotton - Fever

Foo Fighters & Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie - on the Late Show With David Letterman October 15, 2014.

If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day [Remastered] ROBERT JOHNSON (1936) Delta Blues Guitar Legend

Robert Johnson - Stones in My Passway

Eric Clapton - Rambling on My Mind (Robert Johnson cover - Live 2008)

Eric Clapton - Red Hot - Songs For Robert Johnson II

Mandolin Orange - Gospel Shoes - On the Farm Sessions @Pickathon 2017

Little Walter - with Hound Dog Taylor and Odie Payne ( Walter's Blues Live )

Junior Wells And Buddy Guy - Help Me (1978), A Tribute to Sonny Boy Williamson

Oscar Peterson - Chicago Blues - Oscar Peterson on piano, Joe Pass on guitar and Niels-Henning Ørsted Pederson on bass. played at the London House in Chicago - 1973

Oscar Peterson - Summertime

Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Walking Blues - (Live 1978 )

Gimme Some Lovin' - Eric Calpton & Stevie at Winwood Royal Albert Hall June 01 2011

Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood - Glad/Well Alright - Royal Albert Hall - 27/05/2011

Koinonia - Goodbye

Roll With The Punches · Van Morrison

The Band - The Last Waltz - The Weight - Featuring the Staples Singers

Eric Clapton & The Band on The Last Waltz DVD - Further on up the Road

False Teachers By Shai Linne

God is too Good to be Unkind and He is too Wise to be Mistaken

God is too good to be unkind and He is too wise to be mistaken. And when we cannot trace His hand, we must trust His heart. When you are so weak that you cannot do much more than cry, you coin diamonds with both your eyes. The sweetest prayers God ever hears are the groans and sighs of those who have no hope in anything but his love.
Charles Spurgeon

Think about the first line because it speaks to who God is. God is not unkind to you and God never makes a mistake concerning you regardless of what it looks like or how it feels. The sweetest prayers sounds like some of my prayers lately sometimes I feel that I have no hope in anything but God's love for me. In the third movie in The Lord of the Rings, "The Return of the King" Elrond the Elf King comes to Aragorn to bring him the sword that had been broken but had been reforged, he tells him that the dead men that live in the mountain can provide Aragorn with a great army and says "They will listen to the King of Gondor" The last thing Elrond says is "I give hope to men" Aragorn replies "I keep none for myself"

That's how I feel at times and why this quote from Spurgeon really speaks to me, God hears the groans and sighs of those who have no hope in anything but his love.

The Band (feat. Paul Butterfield) - Mystery Train

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Rock Me - A recording of Thomas Dorsey's Rock Me for Decca Records

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Didn't It Rain - Live Performance 1964 in Manchester, England

Koinonia - "Countin The Cost". Live From Montreux 1984

Stay Home Baby - Phil Keaggy with Al Kooper on Organ

Al Green - Jesus Will Fix It

Little Walter - Mean Old World - 1952

Love Minus Zero/No Limit - Bob Dylan (With On-Screen Lyrics) London Hotel Room Recording 1965

Muddy Waters - You Don't Have to Go - ChicagoFest 1981

Jimmy Reed - Big Boss Man - This is the first blues song I learned to play

Oscar Peterson - Love Ballade - One of my all time favorites by Oscar

Cream - Crossroads - Best Version

Cream - Four Until Late

Eric Clapton & Doyle Bramhall II - From Four Until Late - Dallas, TX 2004

Howlin' Wolf - Little Red Rooster ( Chess )

Muddy Waters - Still a Fool

Muddy Waters - Just to Be With You

Muddy Waters - The Same Thing

Jeff Beck - Let Me Love You

Eric Clapton "Stop Breakin' Down Blues" (Sessions 2004)

Bob Dylan - Forever Young Live

The Great James Cotton - Don't start me talking

Otis Spann -- Sometimes I Wonder

Samantha Fish | "Gone For Good" Live at Telluride Blues & Brews Festival

Lucky Peterson - Yer Blues

I played bass for Lucky when he was 4 to 5 years old he was know as Little Lucky and playing a Hammond B3 organ with foot bass.

Walter Trout - So Afraid Of The Darkness

Little Walter - You're So Fine

Little Walter - Blues With A Feeling - July 23, 1953

LIttle Walter & Muddy Waters - Walkin On