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“Bluessoulfunk” contains rock, blues, soul, funk compilations. You can find here 7 Soul-Funk Compilations and 10 Blues compilations. Especially blues material here free for download is some way unique.

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If you’re trying out blues anthologies to figure out what you might want to get into your collection. Try anything by Dominik Kwolek, as besides putting in the true classics of blues, he squeezes as many songs as he possibly can into his compilations. For example, his HQ Best Blues mix contains over two-and-a-half hours of good music, great artists, and is very well produced and mastered. Calling your album the “best” takes balls, but Kwolek’s compilations stand the test.

The Kwolek’s interest in the blues is a serious thing, as he hunts down and tracks the best this genre has to offer. Often he finds hidden gems that nobody else has thought of or has already forgotten. So, Kwolek has mixed compilations containing legendary artists such as John Lee Hooker, Big Bill Morganfield, Sonny Boy Williamson II, Muddy Waters, Albert King, Howlin’ Wolf and Buddy Guy. And if that’s not enough, Kwolek has dug up songs that go as far back as 1929. Some of his mixes include historical recordings such as: Big Bill Broonzy – “See See Rider” (1934), Mississippi Sheiks – “I’ll be gone, long gone” (1931), Charley Patton – “A Spoonful Blues” (1929), Leadbelly – “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” (1944). If you want an introduction to the blues, you’ll love hearing these groundbreaking songs and will always remember them like your first kiss.

The Dominik Kwolek is a well-known blues DJ and we had the honor to do a short interview with him. Because Dominik is interested in music since a very young age and he’s a practicing DJ since 2009. He won the “Best Blues Cover Album” at the Los Angeles Akademia Music Awards. He has mixed compilations containing artists like Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and Albert King. Read the interview with Dominik Kwolek to find out more..

Starting out as a youngster Dominik Kwolek used to listen to rap and hip hop, while also having an interest in rock, country, house, dance, reggae, soul, and funk music. But, ultimately the blues genre was the one which really inspired him. In fact Kwolek has accumulated 7 Blues music compilations among his other musical collections.