John Mooney Rory Block


Traditional Blues Album For Pops (A Tribute to Muddy Waters) – Mud Morganfield & Kim Wilson Common Ground: Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin Play and Sing the Songs of Big Bill Broonzy – Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin Livin’ it Up – Andy T-Nick Nixon Band Living Tear To Tear – Sugar Ray & the Blue- tones The Hustle is Really On – Mark Hummel Wrapped Up and Ready – The Mannish Boys


Instrumentalist-Bass Lisa Mann Bob Stroger Michael “Mudcat” Ward Patrick Rynn Willie J. Campbell


Historical Soul & Swagger: The Complete “5” Royales 1951-1967 – The “5” Royales (Rock Beat) From His Head to His Heart to His Hands – Michael Bloomfield (Columbia/Legacy) Live at the Avant Garde – Magic Sam (Del- mark) The Modern Music Sessions 1948-1951 – Pee Wee Crayton (Ace) The Roots of it All-Acoustic Blues – Various Artists (Bear Family)


Song “Can’t Even Do Wrong Right” written and performed by Elvin Bishop “Another Murder in New Orleans” written by Carl Gustafson & Donald Markowitz, per- formed by Bobby Rush and Dr. John with Blinddog Smokin’ “Bad Luck Is My Name” written and per- formed by John Németh “Let Me Breathe” written by Janiva Magness & Dave Darling, performed by Janiva Mag-


ness “Things Could Be Worse” written by Ray Nor- cia, performed by Sugar Ray & the Bluetones


Pinetop Perkins Piano Player Award Marcia Ball Barrelhouse Chuck Bruce Katz David Maxwell Eden Brent


Instrumentalist-Harmonica Charlie Musselwhite Kim Wilson Mark Hummel Rick Estrin Sugar Ray Norcia


Instrumentalist-Guitar Joe Bonamassa Anson Funderburgh Johnny Winter Kid Andersen Ronnie Earl


Instrumentalist-Drums Jimi Bott June Core Kenny Smith Tom Hambridge Tony Braunagel


Contemporary Blues Female Artist Janiva Magness Beth Hart Bettye LaVette Marcia Ball Shemekia Copeland


Traditional Blues Male Artist Lurrie Bell Billy Boy Arnold John Primer Sugar Ray Norcia Sugaray Rayford


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