 | Live at Bonnaroo by Warren Haynes
Buy new: $9.98 / Used from: $5.99 The Front man for Gov't Mule live before a crowd of 80,000. Definitely an excellent album.
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 | Gov't Mule by Gov't Mule
Buy new: $12.98 / Used from: $7.46 The debut album for Government Mule, my favorite current band.
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 | Live at Roseland Ballroom by Gov't Mule
Buy used from: $8.16 the live album follow up to the self titled "Gov't Mule".
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 | Dose by Gov't Mule
Buy new: $8.98 / Used from: $5.99 "Dose" is a great album. Gov't Mule has produced few tracks that surpass "Blindman in the Dark".
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 | Live with a Little Help from Our Friends by Gov't Mule
Buy used from: $124.99 Not only is this a great blues rock album, it's the second best live album I've ever heard.
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 | The Deep End, Vol. 1 by Gov't Mule
Buy new: $8.99 / Used from: $4.40 The best Mule album was this all-star send off to a great bass player. If you decide to buy this album, look for the two disc version.
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 | Deepest End (with Bonus DVD) by Gov't Mule
Buy used from: $39.95 This live album shows the best Gov't Mule has to offer live, and the DVD only sweatens the deal.
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 | Déjà Voodoo by Gov't Mule
Buy new: $9.98 / Used from: $4.99 While this album was not what I expected from The Mule, it still managed to put my fears to rest. This band will continue to be just as good with the new members as it was with A. Woody.
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 | High & Mighty by Gov't Mule
Buy new: $9.98 / Used from: $5.54 Since this album's release last week, I have had it on heavy rotation at home.
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 | 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Humble Pie by Humble Pie
Buy new: $7.97 / Used from: $3.74 While this is not the best album of Humble Pie's to own, it's got some of their best songs compiled on it.
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 | Ledbetter Heights by Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Buy new: $10.99 / Used from: $0.99 Current day guitar god's debut album.
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 | Trouble Is... by The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
Buy new: $12.99 / Used from: $1.35 On this damn fine album, you'll be treated to such hard rocking numbers as King's Highway and Blue on Black.
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 | Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
Buy new: $7.99 / Used from: $3.07 Stevie Ray Vaughn's first album, and also his best.
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 | The Cream of Clapton by Eric Clapton
Buy new: $12.99 / Used from: $0.32 I'd say this greatest hits album is Clapton's best work because it doesn't focus soley on his solo efforts.
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 | Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs by Derek and the Dominos
Buy new: $11.99 / Used from: $4.79 I think this is the best album Clapton ever played on, aside from his Bluesbreakers days.
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 | Then Play On by Fleetwood Mac
Buy new: $10.99 / Used from: $5.36 Before "Rumours" and before Stevie, Fleetwood Mac actually had a bit of blues in it's sound. Too bad Peter Green didn't stick around.
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 | ZZ Top - Greatest Hits by ZZ Top
Buy new: $10.97 / Used from: $1.83 This album contains some of the best songs ZZ Top ever played.
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 | Magnolia by The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
Buy new: $7.98 / Used from: $2.45 A bit of southern rock, blues, and pop music combine to make a great album.
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 | This Was by Jethro Tull
Buy new: $7.99 / Used from: $4.99 Beleive it or not, before "Aqualung" and before "Thick as a Brick", Jethro Tull had a blues sound.
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 | Mr. Fantasy by Traffic
Buy new: $13.98 / Used from: $7.98 On this wonderfull yet dated album, you'll be treated to blues, psychedelic, and Steve Winwood before he started to play crap.
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 | Best of Lead Belly by Leadbelly
Buy new: $7.98 / Used from: $5.81 Lead Belly was one of the great bluesmen. His influences can be heard in bands such as C.C.R..
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 | Exile on Coldharbour Lane by A3
Buy used from: $4.70 These guys aren't really a blues band, they're a techno/blues/country/gospel band from England who pack a hell of a punch.
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 | Heretics & Privateers by John Kay
Buy new: $14.99 / Used from: $6.45 The life's blood of Steppenwolf goes it alone on this wonderful album. If you can, try to track down the version with 4 extra tracks. It's worth the effort.
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 | Welcome to Little Milton by Little Milton
Buy new: $18.98 / Used from: $2.98 While Little Milton is good enough on his own, I like this album because of his special guests.
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