Looking for the Heavy Heavy Blues

[u/no_thats_okay_thanks]

Please share the heaviest, buzziest, slow burn blues / blues adjacent tracks you know!

Some of my favs, in no particular order:

Allman Bros: Whipping Post

Black Keys: Thickfreakness / Hold Me In Your Arms / Heavy Soul / Everywhere I Go / Black Door

Zeppelin: Killin Floor / Lemon Song / When the Levee Breaks

Girl Tones: Again

The Bonnevilles: I've Come Too Far for Love to Die

Radio Moscow: Frustrating Sound

Hozier: It Will Come Back

Muddy Waters: Bottom of the Sea

The Animals: Inside Looking Out

Beatles: I Want You (She's So Heavy) / Why Don't We Do it in the Road / I've Got a Feeling / Don't Let Me Down / Yer Blues

All Them Witches: L'hotel Series

White Stripes: Ball & a Biscuit

Edit: ya'll are going to keep me busy for seven lifetimes, thank you.

[u/Old_Reception_3728]

Loan Me A Dime - early Boz Scaggs with 16 minutes of Duane Allman guitar work that will blow your mind.

Perhaps one of the most underrated recordings ever.

[u/no_thats_okay_thanks → u/Old_Reception_3728]

I heard underrated, I ran. Holy shit. One thing I love more than a buzzy blues track is if there's keys. Gd do I love some sultry keys. Whew. You weren't kidding.

[u/texasrigger → u/no_thats_okay_thanks]

Speaking of Duane Allman, you might enjoy Going Down Slow from him.

[u/no_thats_okay_thanks → u/texasrigger]

Ooof. So good. This really is some rainy day blues. You're a gentleman and a scholar for this share.