In this episode, we take you on a journey through blues history, showcasing legendary artists and their impact on the genre. The episode features the following artists:

• Howlin’ Wolf – Known for his deep, commanding presence and business acumen, Wolf brought a powerful energy to blues music. The episode highlights his song "Evil."
• Lightnin’ Hopkins – A master of the talking blues and a skilled storyteller, Lightnin’ Hopkins’ unique guitar style is showcased through "Bald Headed Woman."
• Susan Tedeschi – A modern blues powerhouse, Tedeschi’s journey from Boston to forming the Tedeschi Trucks Band is highlighted, along with her song "Soul of a Man."
• The Blues Brothers – Originally a "manufactured" band from Saturday Night Live, their talent and musicianship led to blues credibility. Jamie plays "Shotgun Blues."
• Blind Willie Johnson – A gospel blues artist with a distinct slide guitar and chest voice, his influence lives on in covers by Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. Jamie shares "Let Your Light Shine on Me."
• Janis Joplin – A blues-inspired rock icon, Joplin’s early recordings, including the famous "Typewriter Tape" with Jorma Kaukonen, are discussed. The episode closes with "Hesitation Blues."