Jump Blues Guitar cds and books

[diminished1944]

I'd like recommendations for contemporary jump blues albums featuring a lot of guitar. Duke Robillard, for example, has got a pile of albums out, but which are the jump blues ones ( also, which of Duke's teaching book/DVDs is best for jump blues?). Thanks

[dhaskins]

This would seem to be the best way to learn from Duke:

Blues Legend Duke Robillard

(I have no experience with it, tho)

[diminished1944]

Thanks for that, but he covers all sorts of blues in that course ( Muddy Waters, Modern Chicago etc ) but I am hoping that he's got something that is devoted just to jump blues/

[citizenk74]

I'd like recommendations for contemporary jump blues albums featuring a lot of guitar. Duke Robillard, for example, has got a pile of albums out, but which are the jump blues ones ( also, which of Duke's teaching book/DVDs is best for jump blues?). Thanks

[ksaric]

I don't know about books but Truefire has three excellent courses

https://truefire.com/blues-guitar-le...jump-blues/c75
https://truefire.com/blues-guitar-le...lues-licks/c52
https://truefire.com/blues-guitar-le...oast-blues/c88

[cmajor9]

The DVD (with sheet music) “Duke Robillard Uptown Blues, Jazz Rock & Swing Guitar” has been helpful for me.

[diminished1944]

I see that that Duke's DVD is now available in book form - with extra tab - and online access to the video lessons. I think I'll get it.

[gusgtr]

This one is good