"They Played The Blues" genre: Blues Rock
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	This Rocker introduced to John Cohmer by John Edmunds of UK's great Essex Blues Band. A roughed vocal and track turned on the floodlights as both John's worked this song. Lyric rewrites and throwing in everything but the litchen sink. The song say's it all by naming off all the great players who stood at the crossroads and played the Chicago streets to Hot Atlanta as well as Rainbow Bridge to the New York Island and beyond to the Isles of Britain. The great me who left their mark...played it loud and sang it proud. The Blues.....
	Label: Hungry Row Music Credits: Wriiten By: John Edmunds (Lyrics, Solo Guitar, Vocals), John Cohmer (Bottleneck Slide Guitar, Harp & Organ), Andrew Edmunds (Clapton Guitar Solo)
	Story Behind the Song The John's as they call themselves have way too much fun collaborating. And this one was almost illegal.

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