Recommend good blues piano songs

Wow! There are so many great blues piano players! Here are a few of my favorites:

Worried Life Blues-Big Maceo

Tuff Luck Blues-Big Maceo (In my opinion often not given enough respect)

Mardi Gras in New Orleans-Professor Longhair

Travelin' Blues-Charles Brown

Boogie Woogie Man-Albert Ammons

Hey Bartender-Floyd Dixon

Two Fisted Mama-Katie Webster

Pinetop's Boogie Woogie-Pinetop Perkins

A couple of CDs you may want to check out:

Otis Spann is the Blues-Otis Spann (Candid CD 9001)

8 Hands On 88 Keys-Barrelhouse Chuck, Detroit Jr., Erwin Helfer, Pinetop Perkins (Siren Redords SR-5003)

Also, check out:

Willie Mabon

Little Brother Montgomery

Henry Gray

Count Basie

Fats Domino

Memphis Slim

Sunnyland Slim

Not all of the musicians I listed will play the piano like Jerry Lee Lewis;but, in my opinion, they have a signifigant presence in the history of the blues.

Hope this helps.

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Recommend good blues piano songs

Some blues or rock and roll songs with a great piano part and a guitar solo.

Something like Jerry Lee Lewis.

Great Piano Songs

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I really like the piano in the Beatle's song, Martha My Dear. It might not be rockin' enough for you but it's a cool song.

Here's another: Mean Woman Blues.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoagy_Carmichael

Hoagy was a heck of a writer.

http://www.google.com/musica?aid=a1KMukX3NEE&sa=X&...

Fats is fun to listen to.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Waits

His early stuff had some real nice Piano work the stuff from the 1970's

http://www.amazon.com/Dr.-John/e/B000APTFL0

Dr John is real good too.

These guys will be a good artist to start listening . Have fun and keep it blue for all us blues players.

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Here are some: Oscar Peterson's Stormy Weather Duke Ellington's Perdido

Tanqueray by Johnnie Johnson and CC Boogie by Katie Webster.