I crave roots rock like oxygen. NOT "punk", NOT "alt-country"... "ROOTS ROCK". But I can't seem to find enough of it that's GOOD.So I come to you, /mu/.I'm not looking for hipsters and "sensitive singer-songwriters" pretending to be country singers. Ideally should be more bluesy, possibly with an early rock influence (optionally, some boogie woogie or R&B or soul or even gospel influence). I can dig J. J. Cale, but anything less rock 'n' roll than that is probably not going to be my thing.(Aside from pic related,) I already know Creedence and The Band and Sir Douglas Quintet and those Flying Burrito motherfuckers, but I was never really feeling any of them.
>>123521219you crave cock
>>123521254you're a faggot lol
>>123521219Where the fuck is this album?
>>123521346Yo, that is dope as fuck! I only knew him from his early surf rock songs. Did he do more albums like that?
>>123521219The Wallflowers, I guess?
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>>123521219Listen to Layla if you haven't
>>123521908Yeah, I'm familiar with pretty much Clapton's entire career.
>>123521219Quicksilver Messenger Service Funkadelic Lynyrd Skynyrd Atlanta Rhythm Section The OutlawsBlack Oak ArkansasUrsula CreekTen Years After Santana
>>123522110>Ten Years AfterInteresting case. Early on they looked like total hippies, but sounded like a blues rock band. Then when they moved into a slightly psych/prog direction they changed their look to a more conventional rocker image. Their early album covers are misleading. You don't expect bluesy music when the record sleeve looks like an acid trip lol.