Father of the British Blues...first worked with CHRIS BARBER & CYRIL DAVIES in the late 50s.
In the late 70s and early 80s he worked mainly as DUO with the excellent bassplayer COLIN HODGINSON,
around this time he was in  Radio and TV Broadcasting too.
It was a tragedy and great loss for the music scene, when he died from cancer in 1984.
He helped to form many UK - Blues & Rockbands in the 60s and 70s, his family-tree is
by far the biggest, so we'll nameonly some of the connections :

see :
Rolling Stones ; Graham Bond ; Colosseum ; Led Zeppelin ; Soft Machine ;
Small Faces ; Zoot Money ; Free ;  Eric Burdon ; CCS ; Pentangle ; Backdoor ;
Beefeaters ; Duffy Power ; Cyril Davies ; Long John Baldry ; Jack Bruce;  
Whitesnake ; Peter Thorup ; Herbie Goins & The Nighttimers ; R.Jones ; etc etc.

Musicians:
1962:
Alexis Korner - guitars, vocals;  Cyril Davies (58-63)  - harp, voc.; Dick Heckstall-Smith (62-64) - sax; 
Spike Heatley -  bass ; Long-John Baldry - vocals ; Graham Burbidge - drums; Keith Scott (62-63) - piano;
1963: Andy Hoogenboom, Jack Bruce - bass; Art Wood - vocal; Charlie Watts, Ginger Baker - drums;
1964:
Danny Thompson - bass; Barry Howten - drums; Dave Castle - sax, flute; Ron Edgeworth - organ;
Art Theman - tenor sax; Herbie Goins - vocals;
1967:
Duffy Power - harp, vocal; Alan Skidmore - tenor sax; Chris Pyne - trombone; Terry Cox - drums;
Danny Thompson - bass;

Tracks:
Long black Train  (Korner-Power)
Rock me  (Jackson)
I'm so glad  (James)
Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting  (Mingus)
Honesty  (Baker)
Yellow Dog Blues  (Handy)
Let the good Times roll  (Theard-Moore)
OOO-Wee-Baby  (Turner-Johnson)
River's Invitation  (Mayfield)
Money Honey  (Stone)
Big Road Blues  (Johnson)
Louise  (Temple)
Floating  (Korner)
Anchor 5 Miles  (Korner)Daph's Dance  (Korner)

Bonus-Tracks:
See see Rider  (trad)
Blues a la King  (Korner)