Top Electric Blues albums

Bob Dylan's new image of a husky-voiced old cowpoke suits him perfectly well, and his vocals only improve as the time passes. More bizzare and enigmatic than both previous albums, Modern Times takes its name from Charlie Chaplin's silent film

The thirty fifth studio album by the great Bob Dylan called Tempest was released half a century after his debut work. But even now the musician has a lot to tell his fans

Honoring those performers who once ispired him, Gregg Allman recorded a studio CD featuing his covers of classic blues songs sounding as something totally different