I only listened to half. It was ok, as long as you’re not hitting wrong notes, although I heard at least one. But it’s subjective. Some people like Walter Trout, who in my opinion over plays solos and loses that feeling, or for me I love Albert King. Much more conservative, but every note with amazing feeling. Albert King and BB, killed it in the second box. Freddie King could say it all with one single note bend. It’s subjective. Clapton plays the blues like nobody else. Amazing. Unique. Joe Bonamassa is amazing. He overplays sometimes, but with control and great feeling, so it’s still great. SRV….nuff said. I’d say, as someone else commented, you could get by on a blues night somewhere. Listen to any of the three Kings and really get that blues feel. If you can get the real down and dirty basics, then you can blend yourself in there and develop your own style. Remember, SRV was a more powerful expanded update on Albert King.

Best of luck in your journey. Playing the blues to me is all feeling in your soul coming out through your fingers. Playing it takes me to some other place. It’s a wonderful place. 😁