As a musical style, the Piedmont Blues could be seen to have peaked with Blind Willie McTell.

McTell’s career stretched over three decades, and he was one of the most active recording artists of the genre. Had he lived long enough, there is little doubt that he would have enjoyed significant fame during the resurgence of interest in Blues artists that took place around 1960. Unfortunately, McTell passed away before any such acclaim could befall him, but after his passing, his music surged to life in the hands of artists like fellow Georgia natives the Allman Brothers Band and Bob Dylan.

Featured songs include;

1) Blind Pig Blues – Barbecue Bob

2) No No Blues – Curley Weaver

3) You Was Born to Die – Curley Weaver

4) Diddle Wa Diddle – Georgia Cotton Pickers

5) Decatur Street 81 – Curley Weaver

6) I’m Sitting on Top of the World – Buddy Moss

7) Going to Your Funeral in a V-8 Ford – Buddy Moss

8) Tricks Ain’t Walking No More – Buddy Moss

9) Statesboro Blues – Blind Willie McTell

10) Atlanta Strut – Blind Willie McTell

11) Georgia Rag – Blind Willie McTell

12) Married Man’s a Fool – Blind Willie McTell