Jon Hopkins

Jon Hopkins weaves a rich tapestry of American, Delta, and Texas blues, echoing the soulful depths of the genre’s golden era. Delve into the evocative soundscapes of “Katie Mae Blues / That Mean Old Twister” (1947) and “Morning Blues / Have to Let You Go” (1949), where raw emotion meets masterful guitar work. Released under labels that championed blues authenticity, these records capture the spirit and struggle of a bygone era, resonating with the legacy of related . Hopkins’ influence is palpable in the haunting “Shotgun Blues / Rollin’ Blues” (1950) and the vibrant “Jake Head Boogie / Lonesome Dog Blues” (1952), which continue to inspire vinyl collectors and blues enthusiasts alike. His music stands as a testament to the enduring power of blues, bridging the past and present with every spin of the record.