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Robert Belfour

Robert ‘Wolfman’ Belfour is really a little-known but very powerful blues guitarist and vocalist located in Memphis, Tennessee. Delivered to sharecropper parents on the plantation in Holly Springs, Mississippi, he started playing electric guitar in the past due ’40s following the loss of life of his dad who still left …

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Lonnie Johnson

Blues electric guitar simply wouldn’t normally have developed in the way it did otherwise for the prolific brilliance of Lonnie Johnson. He was there to greatly help define the instrument’s upcoming inside the genre as well as the genre’s upcoming itself at the starting, his melodic conception up to now …

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Johnny Young

Even though mandolin isn’t a musical instrument commonly connected with Chicago blues, it’s been utilized by Chicago-based string bands or on Chicago-made recordings by artists such as for example Carl Martin, Charles and Joe McCoy, and Yank Rachell. Nevertheless, the only musician to utilize it successfully within the afterwards electric …

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John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers

Through the entire ’60s, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers acted like a completing school for the best British blues-rock musicians from the era. Guitarists Eric Clapton, Peter Green, and Mick Taylor became a member of his music group in an extraordinary succession within the middle-’60s, honing their chops with Mayall …

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John Mayall

Because the elder statesman of Uk blues, it really is John Mayall’s lot to become more renowned being a bandleader and coach than as a performer in his own best. Through the entire ’60s, his music group, the Bluesbreakers, acted being a completing school for the best British blues-rock music …

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Sam Chatmon

A product from the prodigious Chatmon family that included not merely Lonnie from the well-known Mississippi Sheiks but additionally the prolific Bo Carter and many various other blues-playing brothers, Sam Chatmon survived to become hailed as a modern-day blues expert when he began performing and recording again within the ’60s. …

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Robert Pete Williams

Found out in the Louisiana Condition Penitentiary, Robert Pete Williams became among the great blues discoveries through the folk increase of the first ’60s. His disregard for standard patterns, tunings, and constructions held him from a wider target audience, but his music continues to be among the great, extreme treats …

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Furry Lewis

Furry Lewis was the only real blues singer from the 1920s to accomplish major media interest within the ’60s and ’70s. Probably one of the most documented Memphis-based guitarists from the past due ’20s, Lewis’ following popularity 40 years later on was based mainly on the effectiveness of those early …

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Blind James Campbell

One of the last of the dying variety of Southern street music artists, bluesman Blind James Campbell and his Friendly Five were a staple from the Nashville music landscape for many years. Campbell was created in Music Town on Sept 17, 1906; although he performed guitar from age 13, he …

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Koerner, Ray & Glover

In the current climate of the blues band seemingly on every single corner with “another Stevie Ray Vaughan” being touted almost every other tiny, it’s hard to assume a period when being truly a white blues singer was taken into consideration sort of a novelty. However in those heady situations …

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