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Here´s my list:
Joe Bonamassa, BCC, John Lee Hooker, B.B.King, Alvin Lee,Ten Years After, John Campbell, Louisiana Red,
Magic Slim, Johnny Winter, Eric Sardinas, Eric Clapton, Stan Web´s Chicken Shack, Gary Moore, Dana Fuchs, John Mayall, The Brew, Susan Tedeschi, Robert Cray, Wishbone Ash, Status Quo, ZZ-Top, John Hammond, ...
What´s your´s?
Hey Wolf, good list, here's mine Off the top of my head:-
Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, Dana Fuchs, John Mayall, Black Crowes, Robert Cray, Wishbone Ash, Status Quo, ZZ-Top, Aynsley Lister, Ian Parker, Ian Siegal, Matt Schofield, Virgil & The Accelerators, Jeff Healey, Philip Sayce, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Chantel McGregor, King King, Nimmo Brothers, Whitesnake, Jimmy Page (solo) Paul Rodgers, Bad Company, Billy Walton Band, WT Feaster Band, Jay Tamkin Band, Oli Brown Band, Popa Chubby, Hamilton Loomis, Jim Suhler & Monkey Beat, Henrik Freischlader, Giles Robson & Crooked Aces, Hokie Joint, Wolfpack, Buddy Whittington, Laurence Jones, Sherman Robertson, The Mentulls, Mitch Laddie, Marcus Bonfanti, The Union, Wilko Johnson, Danny Bryant's RedEye Band, The Producers, Jon Amor Blues Group, Robin Bibi Band, Lewis Hamilton & the Boogie Brothers, Nine Below Zero, P+A+U+L, Blackfoot, Vintage Trouble, Rival Sons, Dave Arcari, Andy Fairweather-Lowe, Larry Miller, Russ Tippins.
Phew.....
B.B. King (joined by Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, Slash, Ronnie Wood & Mick Hucknall), Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck, Peter Green, Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, Paul Rodgers (& Bad Company), Rolling Stones, Mick Taylor, Ronnie Wood, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, Tedeschi Trucks, Gov't Mule, Warren Haynes Band, Matt Schofield, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Simon Mcbride, Andy Fairweather-Lowe, Buddy Whitington, Otis Taylor, Doyle Bramhall II, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, John Mayer, Mick Fleetwood Blues Band, Santana (Does he count?)
This year i have tickets for: Henrik Freisclader, Gary Clark Jr, Black Crowes, Eric Johnson, Johnny Winter, Robben Ford, Oli Brown & ZZ Top.
Am considering whether to go see Ian Siegal & The Mississippi Mudbloods (Luther Dickinson is great).
JB, Doyal Bramhall II, BB King, Fab T-Birds, George Thorogood, Gov't Mule, Led Zeppelin, Bob Seger & Silver Bullet Band, Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, Aerosmith, David Gogo, Indigenous, Molly Hatchet, Duffy Bishop, Grand Funk, Jonny Lang, Supertramp, Walter Trout.
Some of these may be stretching the "Blues Rock" definition...
Too many for me to list or even remember. Hey, I'm getting a little long in the tooth! 
Roy
Wow...I am probably forgetting a whole bunch but here goes:
Joe Bonamassa, Derek Trucks Band, Susan Tedecshi, Buddy Guy, BB King, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Ray Charles, Colin James, Grady ( Gordie Johnson), The Black Keys, ZZ Top, Tina Turner, Jimi Hendrix Tribute Tour, Pearl Jam, Korn, Deftones, Ben Harper, HIM, Florence and the Machine, George Thorogood, Lenny Kravtiz, Philip Sayce...I will probably be updated this post daily remembering who else I have seen, lol!
Way too long to compile or even remember half of. Let's just say a large boatload.
Think Green,
J Dawg
+1......Welcome to the forum Wolf, good to have you here. We have done this list more than a few times, problem is many of us are over 50 and have forgotten a lot of them. I do have a 7 page Excel spreadsheet I could bore you with, but a lot of the acts are not blues or blues/rock. Does Joni Mitchell qualify as blues, maybe? How about the Grateful Dead, probably? I'm pretty sure that Pearl Jam and Korn do not qualify. J Dawg and others here have probably seen 2 to 3 times the acts I've seen. I'm age 58 now, what I work off of is a "bucket" list. 
Way too long to compile or even remember half of. Let's just a large boatload.
Think Green,
J Dawg
+1......Welcome to the forum Wolf, good to have you here. We have done this list more than a few times, problem is many of us are over 50 and have forgotten a lot of them. I do have a 7 page Excel spreadsheet I could bore you with, but a lot of the acts are not blues or blues/rock. Does Joni Mitchell qualify as blues, maybe? How about the Grateful Dead, probably? I'm pretty sure that Pearl Jam and Korn do not qualify. J Dawg and others here have probably seen 2 to 3 times the acts I've seen. I'm age 58 now, what I work off of is a "bucket" list.
ohiodawg13 wrote:Way too long to compile or even remember half of. Let's just a large boatload.
Think Green,
J Dawg
Joni Mitchell just plain qualifies :-)
Miles of Aisles is one of the greatest live albums ever recorded IMO (with apologies to J Dawg for the "IMO" abbreviation) LOL
great avatar Stu, looking for a new team soon heh? well, Kevin ain't thoroughly done in Sacramento just yet. sorry to get off topic, but yeah Joni was great in concert, there again what I remember of it. She had Tom Scott and LA Express as the backing band, with this guy name of Robben Ford on guitar.
great avatar Stu, looking for a new team soon heh? well, Kevin ain't thoroughly done in Sacramento just yet. sorry to get off topic, but yeah Joni was great in concert, there again what I remember of it. She had Tom Scott and LA Express as the backing band, with this guy name of Robben Ford on guitar.
Yep, same backing band that was on Miles of Aisles. including Mr. Ford. The Shadows and Light double live album is pretty good as well, with Pat Metheny and Jaco Pastorius - but Aisles is my favorite.
I too am working on adding new bands. Lets just say I've seen just about every significant act since the late 50's tp early 60's and outside of blues rock a lot more and probably have forgotten a lot too. Missed disco (praise the lord) due to a houseful of kids in that era and never was much of a metal fan. though my teenagers exposed me well.
Rick
ahsmith33 wrote:+1......Welcome to the forum Wolf, good to have you here. We have done this list more than a few times, problem is many of us are over 50 and have forgotten a lot of them. I do have a 7 page Excel spreadsheet I could bore you with, but a lot of the acts are not blues or blues/rock. Does Joni Mitchell qualify as blues, maybe? How about the Grateful Dead, probably? I'm pretty sure that Pearl Jam and Korn do not qualify. J Dawg and others here have probably seen 2 to 3 times the acts I've seen. I'm age 58 now, what I work off of is a "bucket" list.
ohiodawg13 wrote:Way too long to compile or even remember half of. Let's just a large boatload.
Think Green,
J Dawg
Joni Mitchell just plain qualifies :-)
Miles of Aisles is one of the greatest live albums ever recorded IMO (with apologies to J Dawg for the "IMO" abbreviation) LOL
Hey Stu, ain't no BFD!
LMFAO!!!
J Dawg
Thanx for the nice welcome!
You´re all lucky ones !
A lot of this bands/acts I don´t know and alot of bands/acts never came to Austria...
George Thorogood, for example..
Joe Bonamassa came the first time with BCC in 2011.
By the way... sorry for my english - it´s not my native language...
Too many to mention and remember. Going to see these bands for 44 years already so..............Best music for me!
Too many to mention and remember. Going to see these bands for 44 years already so..............Best music for me!
Same here Andre, started in the 60,s still the greatest music. Joe , Free and Led Zep probably top of the list. 
Can't name all the bands I've seen ... too many
My top 3 (in special order):
Ryan McGarvey, Mason Rack, Ian Siegal (solo, with band, with Mississippi Mudbloods, with guest musician)
My favourites (in no particular order):
Joe Bonamassa, Beth Hart, Layla Zoe, Henrik Freischlader, Jens Filser, Aynsley Lister, Ten Years After, Cedric Burnside & Lightnin' Malcolm, Otis Taylor, Cassie Taylor, Abi Wallenstein & Blues Culture
Wow, this is hard. Growing up I was lucky enough to have a Mum that dug the blues so much she started her own blues club so pretty much every Aussie blues act I not only got to see, but also sometimes hang and jam with 
Some of my other favourites were Joe Bonamassa (of course!), Buddy Guy, John Cephas & Phil Wiggins and I really dig Gomez and The Black Keys
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