Ain't Going Down to the Well No More · Lead Belly

 I had this as a teenager. Acapella mastery. Lead Belly - Wikipedia

J.B.LENOIR - Slow down (1965)

 J. B. Lenoir - Wikipedia

Willie Mabon Would You Baby 1954

 Willie Mabon - Wikipedia

1953 Willie Mabon - I’m Mad (#1 R&B hit)

 Love this one. 

I'm Mad (song) - Wikipedia

Great, round, wonderful, beautiful world

And the wonderful water around the curve

And everything that's in the world

I hops up and marries a glamour girl

I'm mad

Muddy Waters - You Can't Lose What You Never Had 1966

 

Blind Lemon Jefferson-Jack 'O Diamond Blues 1926

 Blind Lemon Jefferson - Wikipedia

Mance Lipscomb - Jack of Diamond

 Texas style. Mance Lipscomb - Wikipedia

This looks good.

 Chicago Blues Harmonica [videorecording] / featuring Billy Boy Arnold.

Author: Arnold, Billy Boy.

Publication year: 2006

Language: English

Publisher: Hal Leonard Books,

Description:

Talking about the development of the harmonica, this title walks and talks you through various aspects of the styles of both Sonny Boys and the two Walters. It includes a booklet with the musical examples. Topics covered include: playing in first, secondand third positions; note bending; trills; back up accompaniment; and playing minor blues.

General (US: Trade).

Jimmy Reed - Good Lover （1962）

 Happy birthday Jimmy Reed. Love this one.

Howling Wolf - live [Colourised] 1964

 

Wang Dang Doodle Howlin' Wolf 1961

 Wang Dang Doodle - Wikipedia It's Hubert Sumlin on guitar that makes this record.

Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign (Official Audio) 1967

 Born Under a Bad Sign (song) - Wikipedia

1953 Willie Mabon - I’m Mad

 I'm Mad (song) - Wikipedia

Great, round, wonderful, beautiful world

And the wonderful water around the curve

And everything that's in the world

I hops up and marries a glamour girl

I'm mad

Train Fare Home Blues - Muddy Waters 1968

 Muddy Waters – guitar & vocals

James ‘Pee Wee’ Madison – guitar Luther “Snakeboy” Johnson – guitar Otis Spann – piano Paul Oscher – harmonica Sonny Wimberley – bass S.P. Leary – drums Copenhagen Jazz Festival October 27, 1968

Something Inside Of Me · Elmore James

 

John Lee Hooker - "Hobo Blues" from the American Folk Blues Festival, 1965

 

Harold Burrage And His Band - I Cry For You

 Such a great song.

John Lee Hooker - Burning Hell (1959)

 

John Lee Hooker performs "Maudie" at the 1960 Newport Jazz Festival

 Such a great performance and song. Happy birthday John Lee Hooker - Wikipedia

Robert Nighthawk / Lula Mae

 Killer. Not sure of the date. Mid sixties.