The very first Sunday Morning Blues program on WZLX was an experiment granted by radio station management to Carter Alan for a two-hour show that would introduce or reaquaint listeners to the music and artists that inspired Classic Rock.  Little did they know, the experiment would be more than successful, resulting in a weekly 3-hour show and later, WZLX HD-2 “Radio Mojo” where the Blues is king and it’s played 24/7 on the air and online!

Compared to the current Sunday Morning Blues shows, the first one was relatively conservative…

SUNDAY MORNING BLUES 8/22/99

Dreams
The Allman Brothers Band
The Allman Brothers Band

House Rent Boogie
The Hook
John Lee Hooker

Who Do You Love?
Move it on Over
George Thorogood & the Destroyers

Caledonia
BB King in London
BB King

Need Your Love So Bad
Shrine ‘69
Fleetwood Mac

Hey Joe
Are you Experienced
Jimi Hendrix

Pride and Joy
Texas Flood
Stevie Ray Vaughan

Stormy Monday
Blues Masters Vol. 3: Texas Blues
T-Bone Walker

It’s My Life
Guitar Slinger
Johnny Winter

Crossroads
Wheels of Fire
Cream

Before You Accuse Me
Blues
Eric Clapton

Since I’ve Been Loving You
Led Zeppelin 3
Led Zeppelin

Rolling Stone
The Chess Box
Muddy Waters

Little Red Rooster
Flashpoint
Rolling Stones/Eric Clapton

I Just Want to Make Love to You
Foghat
Foghat

Homework
The J.Geils Band (1st album)
The J. Geils Band

I Can’t Quit You Baby
Blues Masters Vol. 1: Urban Blues
Otis Rush

Early in the Morning
Damn Right I’ve Got the Blues
Buddy Guy/Eric Clapton

I Ain’t Superstitious
Truth  
The Jeff Beck Group

 

 

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