The Top Chicago Electric Blues Songs on iTunes This Week
The iTunes Top 40 Chicago Blues Songs Chart is your weekly window into the world of chicago electric blues — the electrified urban blues that emerged on Chicago’s South Side in the 1940s and became the foundation of rock and roll. Updated every week, this chart ranks the top 40 chicago electric blues singles on iTunes, giving you a real-time snapshot of what’s resonating most with fans of the genre right now.
The genre has been shaped by visionaries like Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Little Walter, Buddy Guy, and Otis Rush who plugged in their guitars and changed music forever, whose work defines what chicago electric blues can sound and feel like. Whether the genre has centuries of tradition behind it or only emerged in recent decades, the artists on this chart are its current standard-bearers.
Discover what chicago electric blues sounds like today by exploring the full iTunes Top 40 Chicago Electric Blues Songs Chart, updated fresh this week, in the chart below.
Chart updated this week on: 2026-06-20
1.
Early In the Morning
Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band
November 11, 1965
2.
Hate to See You Go
Little Walter
January 1, 1964
3.
Three Times a Fool
Otis Rush
January 14, 1999
4.
Blues in My Shoes
Mud Morganfield
November 11, 2022
5.
Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee (Live)
Champion Jack Dupree
December 26, 2005
6.
Ain't Nobody's Business
Otis Spann
January 1, 1969
7.
Short Dressed Woman
Mud Morganfield
November 11, 2022
8.
Tough Enough
Magic Slim
January 1, 1995
9.
SABIAS
Alba blue
May 23, 2026
10.
Hoodoo Man Blues
Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band
November 11, 1965
11.
Snatch It Back and Hold It
Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band
November 11, 1965
12.
Hey Lawdy Mama
Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band
November 11, 1965
13.
Spider in My Stew
Buster Benton
October 12, 1974
14.
Strange Woman
Mud Morganfield
September 26, 2025
15.
Wah Wah Blues
Earl Hooker
January 1, 1969
16.
Two Bugs and a Roach
Earl Hooker
January 1, 1969
17.
2 X 9
Eddie Clearwater
January 1, 1981
18.
I'd Rather Go Blind
Christine McVie
December 6, 1970
19.
The Blues Had a Baby (And They Named It Rock 'n’ Roll) [Remastered]