Best Acoustic Blues
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The Martin D-15D is a powerhouse for players who prefer the warm, earthy tones of all-mahogany construction. As a dreadnought, it offers significant volume and a punchy low-end response that cuts through mixes beautifully. It provides a traditional 'woody' character that is highly sought after by fo...
Released in 1996, this debut album by American acoustic bluesman Alvin Youngblood Hart earned a W.C. Handy Award for his authentic mastery of country and pre-war blues guitar.
Chris Stapleton's 'From A Room: Volume 1' is a raw and authentic return to traditional country and blues roots. Stapleton's powerful vocals and masterful guitar playing are front and center, showcasing his exceptional talent as a singer and songwriter. The album's stripped-down production and heartf...
1965 Vanguard Records album by blues revivalist John Hammond Jr., featuring acoustic Delta and country blues interpretations that helped introduce the style to new audiences.
Martin Retro Acoustic Strings utilize a monel alloy to deliver a distinctive tonal character. These strings are favored by guitarists seeking a warm, vintage-like sound often associated with classic acoustic instruments. The material’s composition reduces unwanted finger noise, making them particula...
High Heeled Blues, released in 1981 on Rounder Records, features Rory Block performing acoustic Delta blues in the style of Robert Johnson and other pre-war country blues guitarists.
Early Vanguard Records release by New York-based blues revivalist John Hammond Jr., presenting country blues and electric blues standards in stripped-down arrangements.
Released in 1990 on Alligator Records, this debut album by Saffire introduced the acclaimed acoustic trio who brought a feminist perspective and humor to traditional blues music.
Released in 2001, this album by Maria Muldaur marked her return to acoustic country blues, featuring traditional songs and duets with notable musicians like Roy Rogers and Taj Mahal.
Tornado is a 1996 Rounder Records album by Rory Block presenting acoustic Delta blues interpretations and reinforcing her reputation as a leading female country blues revivalist.
Seasick Steve's 2006 solo album, recorded with primitive and homemade instruments, which launched his mainstream career following a widely praised BBC television performance.
Call Down the Thunder is an album by acoustic blues guitarist Guy Davis, son of actors Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, showcasing his Delta-influenced fingerpicking and storytelling style.
A tribute to Delta blues pioneer Robert Johnson, whose 1930s recordings profoundly influenced generations of rock, blues, and popular musicians worldwide.
