Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Gary Moore – Blues From The Ouse #341

Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Gary Moore – Blues From The Ouse #341

Author: Paul Winn & Ben Darwin | Blues Rock September 24, 2026 Duration: 1:46:20

Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters and Gary Moore headline an episode built around two themes: brand‑new releases and a deep dive into albums the team have played endlessly over the years. The first hour opens with new material from Chris Wragg & Greg Copeland, Bonny B. & Ice B., and Frankie V and the Lonely Club, before moving into personal favourites from Gary Moore, Muddy Waters, The Achievers, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, blending contemporary blues, electric blues and classic blues.


The second hour focuses on listener requests, featuring Roy Buchanan, Honey Hush, The Rolling Stones / Nicky Hopkins / Ry Cooder, Etta James, and more, followed by a regional gig round‑up and a wind‑down with Tedeschi Trucks Band, James Pitts Band, The Hurricane Party, and Mel Brown.


Blues From The Ouse #341 - Playlist:

Blues From The Ouse - Show Introduction - 00:00:00

Chris Wragg & Greg Copeland - Somebody's Watching You - 00:02:11

Bonny B. & Ice B. - I'm A Mojo Man - 00:07:25

Frankie V and the Lonely Club - Happy Hour - 00:14:04

Gary Moore - Moving On - 00:18:47

Gary Moore - King Of The Blues - 00:22:04

Muddy Waters - King Bee - 00:26:22

Muddy Waters - I Won't Go On - 00:31:04

The Achievers - Run On - 00:35:23

The Achievers - Movement - 00:41:39

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Dirty Pool - 00:44:33

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Testify - 00:49:30

Harrell Davenport - Tomorrow - 00:54:33

Frankie Miller - It Gets Me Blue - 00:58:58

Roy Buchanan - Sweet Dreams - 01:02:12

The Rolling Stones / Nicky Hopkins / Ry Cooder - It Hurts Me Too - 01:06:48

Honey Hush - Blood Turns Blue - 01:12:12

The Stumble - Numb The Pain - 01:17:07

What's On - Gig Round-Up - 01:21:35

Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind - 01:24:50

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Crazy Cryin' - 01:29:54

James Pitts Band - Voodoo Moon - 01:33:41

The Hurricane Party - Storms - 01:37:45

Mel Brown - Shanty - 01:41:48


Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Gary Moore, contemporary blues, electric blues, blues‑rock, soul‑blues, Chris Wragg & Greg Copeland, Bonny B. & Ice B., Frankie V and the Lonely Club, The Achievers, Roy Buchanan, Honey Hush, The Rolling Stones Nicky Hopkins Ry Cooder, Etta James, Tedeschi Trucks Band, James Pitts Band, The Hurricane Party, Mel Brown

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