I’m putting together a Blues playlist for bedtime. Something to unwind after a long day. Please contribute with your favorite or favorites. I always start with Stevie Ray’s Tin Pan Alley. Thanks for the help.
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Anything from Muddy Waters “Folk Singer”, Muddy and a Young Buddy Guy playing acoustic, terrific recording as well, there are many issues of this some on audiophile labels but the original Chess/MCA CD will do nicely.
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Both of those already mentioned are winners, and I’d add this one:
Slim Harpo - The Best of
Excellent bedtime, laid back, boogie from the master.
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A Million Miles Away by Rory Gallagher would be a fine bedtime number.
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Just checked my bedtime playlist and a few of my favourites, give them a try…
Chris Beard - All Night Long
Vargas Blues Band - Do You Believe In Love
Bobby “Blue” Bland - Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City
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Great album but this one ‘After The Rain’ from Muddy is a sensation - thre track Bottom of the Sea is just incredible.
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Appears to be the only Muddy album I don’t own, thanks will check it out.
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It is excellent (Folk Singer). I have been meaning to get it for years and wanted an audiophile LP but was put off by the price in the UK. However, I recently got the BGO CD, which also has Muddy Waters Sings Big Bill (Broonzy) on it. That is also very good - Muddy Waters makes the songs his own - and was recorded in 1959 with a small band of Chicago musicians.
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WHAT! It is amazing - in a very interesting period for Muddy under the patronage of young Marshall Chess.
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Duster Bennett 12 DBs
Nice and gentle before bed. Rarely mentioned, always entertaining live and connected to many of the UK big names of the 60s blues scene.
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Wow…Duster Bennett! There’s a name from the past! Excellent!
Oh yes that is nice, thanks for that…will search a copy out…it’s what “Electric Mud” could have been, but I do confess to quite liking “EM”…
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Me too.
I have the same CD but a US issue on MCA, it’s a great disc. Just checked my vinyl and I have a French Vogue pressing from the 1980’s I think, haven’t played it in years, will rectify that. Back to the thread…
‘Blues singer’ by Buddy Guy is a great album going back to his roots and a truly great recording too. You could also check out ‘Midnight Blues’ by Snowy White, an absolute corker of a track from his album No Faith Required 
Again a lovely recording. ATB Peter
I have this compilation CD which I enjoy: 
Since I’ve been loving you - Led Zeppelin
Be my friend - Free
Smoke Stack Lightning - Howlin’ Wolf