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I'm a sucker for Magic Slim. Not sure if he fits in here but some of his riffs and rhythms are very similar but more bluesy.

Keith Richards Can't You Hear Me Knocking

What a great pleasure it is to hear your 'take' and practical approaches to this, and all other subjects you cover Darren.....really appreciate it. Robert Johnson is the King for me as he ,most noticeably, put the rhythm into the Blues and influenced all the subsequent music which I have spent my entire life enjoying.......not withstanding Charlie Patton and Son House. Fred McDowell done good Too.......Preachin the Blues, fast track to Billy Gibbons Rollin' and Tumblin' ! I'll take that 'TOP TIP' away.......drop your high 'e' string down to 'd', never came across that before But I can see it's a winner for electric guitar. Thanks again Darren 👌

Perfect lesson. Well presented. Thank you.

Yes! - I've been waiting for you to do a slide video 💯

This is a really cool video I recently got a slider and have always wondered how to actually use it

Great playing, but when will you reveal the secrets?

Poke sallad

I like his selection (and mention of Lightnin'). It's one thing to be able to play licks as tasty as this, but actually being one of the artists to develop them is something else.

Always loved CCR’s swamp rockers… particularly Green River. The sound they get is so authentically ‘swamp’ I was genuinely surprised to find out they weren’t Born on the Bayou at all… but in El Cerrito CA!

l'd make up of much early AC/DC's riffs was found on swamp rock genre

Ricky Wilson B52s

Should have had Tony Joe White's "do you have a garter belt".

Buckwheat Zydeco

Hey. I appreciate your appreciation of swamp rock. On your outro artwork there is that big, bad and mean lookin' gator waitn' to chomp, chomp, down on whatever unfortunate soul - like "granny" that comes within reach. Tony Joe White wrote and performed this great classic. I also love the version Elvis did. Stay safe - out there in the swamp.

The wall..by john fogerty..fav swamper..

:48 Back when Women were normal (well maybe) and loved Men. LOL.

Polk Salad Annie. That tune just reeks of swampy goodness . Tony Joe White nailed it. Another tune that wasn't mentioned but to me really has that swampy vibe is John Fogerty's The old man down the road. From the minute you hear that opening riff you know what's coming next. This song got heavy play on MTV and the video for it was really good. It introduced a whole new generation to the swamp rock scene.

How can you pick just one

We can narrow it down to guitar styles and licks that were started and created by black blues players. For example, Jimmy Reed and John Lee Hooker!

Very Cool Thanks for posting this!

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Creedance Clearwo'er 😂

Who played guitar on Picking The Blues by Grinderswitch?

Elvin Bishop comes to mind as well.

Don't forget about some local favorites, "Pot Liquor"

Love that guitar!

Perhaps Lonnie Mack can be another great name to add to the list?

I like this a lot man ❤

Don't forget those Skynyrd boys with the song Swamp Music. I can't say that I have a favorite swamp rock player. So many great ones to choose from. But it's always been one of my favorite guitar styles. Enjoyed your playing. You nailed it.

That was great. Mark Knopfler’s Gator Blood is a nice tribute to this style.

Danny James 😎👉🐊

Brilliant teaching! 🎸 🔥

Fogerty's Canadian,,travis bean, pat travers,,,KING OF ALL TONY IOMMI,cliff gallup,howelin,,john lee,jon hurt,fred mcdowl,RIP JEFF,dave lindley,rory g,,sonny landreth,ry?,scottie Moore,jimmy p,frien o mine personal friends w/ronnie Hawkins,keith-ronny,boys in sky nyrd dicky/duane JIMMY REED

I can't for the life of me understand how Tab Benoit didn't make the list. His music is literally called the sound of the wetlands. The perfect combination of blues rock and zydeco all together. Plus he's one of the greatest guitarists of all time period. #1 is definitely Tab Benoit.

Crazy Cajun Cakewalkband song by american indian band REDBONE on the album Redbone 1970. The guitarists Tony Bellamy and Lolly Vegas had the first bad ass swamp sound. Also Witch Queen of New Orleans and many others had that swamp vibe.

Thanks!

Justin Johnson. Full stop.

Don’t forget Clarence Gatemouth Brown!

Sonny Landreth is a Swamp Torch Slide Player.

Steve Gaines of Lynyrd Skynyrd fame was a great swamp rock player. Take a listen to "Alone in the Multitude" which was pre-Skynyrd when he was with the Crawdads. He was a great slide player. He tragically died way too young...

Jerry Reed had a funky tone in his playing that gave his style an incredibly unique sound.

My friend RONNIE DAWSON!!

A modern and highly skilled practioner of "Swamp Rock" is Justin Johnson......whom I strongly recommend to all who love this genre.

Some Brit guy talkin about Swamp Rock lol

Swamprock is big in Washington.

Doug Sahm, Sir Douglas Quintet

First time I've heard of you! What an awesome tone, and such style, swamp style... thanks!

Love your channel, and great sounding guitar, and style! I've played rock all my life, but always loved this style of playing. I'm practicing alot on it. I discovered the DADGAD tuning a few years back, and my song writing buddy and I have been writing around it, it has a down home swampy feel. We've written a song about Bigfoot, and I invite you to take a listen on our channel. Thank you for your insite on this style.

Sonny Landreth!