Delta Blues Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Worn out style badge of mississippi great musical culture from the cotton fields into the roads of the south playing the soulness music of the time

Blue White Text Design BLUES MUSIC

the crossroads delta blues with the devis face

Music moves the soul!

Embrace the soulful spirit of Clarksdale, Mississippi with our Blues Heritage T-shirt. Featuring a vibrant design and premium quality fabric, this shirt pays homage to the birthplace of the blues, capturing the timeless essence of the Delta's rich musical legacy.

Brewed in the shed out back Thigh slappin' 90 proof

Music moves the soul!

Five Icons of american music history dealt with five typographic works of MoSt90. The portraits are made out of the Letters B•L•U•S•E in a halftone style. One of the letters stands out in each of the portraits. With this collection I want to honor this blues musicians for what they have done for music and all the people which they have influenced.

Sell your soul to the devil at the crossroads.

Retro Albert King Tribute

Blues folk artwork of delta legend, Robert Johnson. The life of Robert Johnson is one of mystery. The legend of the crossroads and Robert’s constant travel adds to the mystique. 36 songs are all we have and each one is a gift.

Five Icons of american music history dealt with five typographic works of MoSt90. The portraits are made out of the Letters B•L•U•S•E in a halftone style. One of the letters stands out in each of the portraits. With this collection I want to honor this blues musicians for what they have done for music and all the people which they have influenced.

Music moves the soul!

Immerse yourself in the raw, soul-stirring essence of Delta Blues with my 'John Lee Hooker 'The Healer'' design. Paying homage to the legendary blues icon, this shirt captures the spirit of Hooker's music and his healing touch on the world of blues. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering the blues, this shirt is a must-have addition to your collection. Explore the Delta Blues Collection and wear the legacy of John Lee Hooker proudly.

Sell your soul to the devil at the crossroads.

Muddy Waters Sings "Big Bill"

Vintage Rhythm and Blues Band

The man who sold his soul to the devil - Robert Johnson

That's My Story

Born in Mississippi, John Lee Hooker moved to Detroit in the early 1940's to work for Ford. He quickly became popular in the Motor City's Music scene and bought his first electric guitar there. This image was shot from a comp, repressed many times with different covers. This is the second cover variant image, pressed in 1972.

Cream were a British rock band formed in London in 1966. The group consisted of bassist Jack Bruce, guitarist Eric Clapton, and drummer Ginger Baker. Bruce was the primary songwriter and vocalist, although Clapton and Baker also sang and contributed songs.

Robert johnson BY Mike Nesloney

Fan art of an american blues singer Blind Willie McTell. Born in Thomson, Georgia.

B&W photo of a younger Leadbelly (Huddie William Ledbetter) with an acoustic guitar

Standing at the crossroads.

- An illustration by Paul Cemmick

Eric Clapton / Retro Style Fan Art Design

I am not talking about money, I am talking about blues.

Cream were a British rock band formed in London in 1966. The group consisted of bassist Jack Bruce, guitarist Eric Clapton, and drummer Ginger Baker. Bruce was the primary songwriter and vocalist, although Clapton and Baker also sang and contributed songs.

The Yardbirds

Trouble in mind.

John "Bluto" Blutarsky. Legend.

Delta Momma Blues

Early this morning When you knocked upon my door Early this morning ooh When you knocked upon my door And I said, "Hello Satan" "I believe it's time to go" Me and the Devil Was walkin' side by side Me and the Devil, ooh Was walkin' side by side And I'm going to beat my woman Until I get satisfied She said you don't see why That I would dog her 'round Now baby, you know you ain't doin' me right don't ya? She say, "You don't see why", ooh That I would dog her 'round It must-a be that old evil spirit So deep down in the ground You may bury my body Down by the highway side Baby, I don't care where you bury my body when I'm dead and gone You may bury my body, ooh Down by the highway side So my old evil spirit Can get a Greyhound bus and ride

I hope you like it!

Memories of Memphis - Beale Street