14. JOHN LEE HOOKER - Tupelo, Mississippi
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Delta Blues artists - Prewar Blues :
The Delta blues is one of the earliest styles of blues music. Guitar and harmonicaare the dominant instruments used. "Delta blues" is a style as much as a geographical appellation: Skip James and Elmore James, who were not born in the Delta, were considered Delta blues musicians. Performers traveled throughout the Mississippi Delta, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and Tennessee. Eventually, Delta blues spread out across the country, giving rise to a host of regional variations, including "Chicago blues" and "Detroit blues". Muddy Waters, Little Milton, B.B. King, and Howlin' Wolf were just a few of these important Chicago blues artists.
List of artists : Ishman Bracey ,Willie Brown, Robert Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Blind Willie Johnson ,Paul Jones, R.L. Burnside, Sam Chatmon ,Bob Cobb, James Cotton ,Mike Cross ,Arthur Crudup ,CeDell Davis, David Honeyboy Edwards ,Earl Hooker ,John Lee Hooker ,Son House , Mississippi John Hurt ,Skip James,Jimmie Rodgers , Mississippi Fred McDowell,Charley Patton,Pinetop Perkins,Snooky Pryor,Johnny Shines,Sunnyland Slim,Henry Sloan, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Howlin' Wolf ........

01. CHARLIE PATTON - Moon Going Down (1926)
02. ROBERT JOHNSON - Cross Road Blues
03. "Blind" Willie Johnson - Trouble will soon be over (1927)
04. "Blind" Willie Johnson - Dark was the night (1927)
05. "Skip" James - Hard time killing floor blues (1931)
06. James "Iron Head" Baker - Black Betty (1933)
07. ROBERT JOHNSON - Sweet home Chicago (1936)
08. ROBERT JOHNSON - Love In Vain Blues (1937)
09. LEAD BELLY - Lord, lord, lord (1939)
10. LEAD BELLY - Pick a Bale of Cotton (1945)
11. LEAD BELLY - Take this Hammer (1945)
12. FRED McDOWELL - Shake 'em On Down
13. JOHN LEE HOOKER - I'll never get out of these blues alive
14. JOHN LEE HOOKER - Tupelo, Mississippi
15. Eddie James "Son" House - Levee Camp Blues
16. BIG JOE WILLIAMS - Low Down Dirty Shame