In the song, Experience Blues by Ruth Willis and Blind Willie Mctell, the artists go through a standard blues progression with the first line is repeated and the next line delivers some kind of a solution to whatever was proposed in the first line.  The song starts out slow and slowly builds up tempo as the song progresses.  Ruth Willis speaks about how her man shows her little love and means her no good.  Her voice expresses much emotion especially in the second line when the chord changes and she says the reason why she wants to leave her man, John.  For the most part the composition of the song stays on track with the basic AA’B blues style, until right before the last verse Blind Willie Mctell plays a soulful guitar solo to try and prepare the audience for the closing of the song, the last two lines.

This song definitely is more lyrical than instrumental, the meaning of the song is shown through the lyrics of Ruth Willis.  She outshines the guitar with her intense voice and deep lyrics.  She gives the song that “bluesy” feeling, upset, angry and heartbroken.