38. Rick Derringer / Rock n Roll Hoochie Coo
39. Aerosmith / Baby Please Don't Go
40. Long John Baldry / I’m Ready
- Baldry met Rod Stewart when Rod was busking a Muddy Waters song on the streets of London
Life After The Beatles: Trying Something New
41. 1968 - Electric Mud / Let's Spend the Night Together
- Muddy Waters w/ Rotary Connection
42. 1969 - Fathers & Sons / Mean Disposition
- Muddy Waters with Paul Butterfield, Michael Bloomfield, Donald 'Duck' Dunn (Booker T & the MGs), Sam Lay, Buddy Miles, Otis Spann
43. 1972 - The London Sessions / Who's Gonna Be Your Sweet Man with I'm Gone?
- Muddy Waters w/ Rory Gallagher, Richard Roman Grechko a/k/a Rick Grech (Traffic, Blind Faith), Mitch Mitchell (Jimi Hendrix), and more
44. 1975 - Woodstock - Muddy Waters w/The Band / Mannish Boy (The Last Waltz)
Electric Guitar & Amplification
45. Charlie Christian / Rose Room
46. T Bone Walker / Stormy Monday Blues
47. BB King / The Thrill is Gone
Development of a Song: How a song developed in the early days of the blues
48. (1950) Muddy Waters / Rollin' Tumblin' Blues
49. (1928) Gus Cannon & the Jug Stompers / Minglewood Blues
50. (1929( Hambone Willie Newburn / Rollin' & Tumblin' Blues [Sleepy John Estes]
51. (1929) Charlie Patton / Banty Rooster Blues
52. (1929) Sleepy John Estes with Yank Rachel / The Girl I Love, She's Got Long Black Wavy Hair
53. (1936) Robert Johnson (Chris Thomas King) / If I Had Possession over Judgement Day
54. (1969) Led Zeppelin / The Girl I Love, She's Got Long Black Wavy Hair
55. (1969) Led Zeppelin / Travelin' Riverside Blues
56. (2006) Bob Dylan / Rollin' Tumblin'
Development of a Song: How a song developed in the early days of the blues
57. Robert Petway / Catfish Blues
58. Muddy Waters / Rollin' Stone Blues
59. The Rollin' Stones / Catfish Blues (Rollin' Stone Blues above)
60. Jimi Hendrix / Catfish Blues
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