During the 1930s through the 1950s, he fused influences of the past--including jazz and swing--and pioneered a harder, funkier style of blues.
Somewhere between the blues-jazz of Lonnie Johnson and Charlie Christian and the electrified blues of B.B. King, Chuck Berry, and Buddy Guy is Aaron "T-Bone" Walker. During the 1930s through the 1950s, the height of his recording and performing career, T-Bone fused influences of the past and reshaped them into modern guitar blues. A master showman as well as a brilliant guitarist and singer, Walker is a performer whose influence cannot be underestimated: nearly every blues guitarist of the past half-century has paid props to the man. His best-known song, "Stormy Monday," is a staple of every bar band's repertoire.
Laserlight
1996
Collectables
1973
Off Records
1973
Polydor
1973
Bluebird RCA / RCA
1969
Black And Blue - (import) / Black & Blue
1969
Beat Goes On
1969
Delmark
1968
Brunswick
1968
Brunswick
1967
1967
Capitol
1963
Vivid Sound
1961














