High Heeled Blues is a blues album by the American guitarist and singer Rory Block.

Produced by John Sebastian and released in 1981 through Rounder Records, it included a number of tracks that took Block back to the classical blues form with which she began her career – including three compositions by Robert Johnson, one by Skip James, and a number first popularized by Bessie Smith ("Down in the Dumps").

Other songs move in a more modern direction, incorporating elements of pop, country, and gospel.

All tracks are written by Rory Block, except where noted[1]

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