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Raful Neal

When he wasn’t busy siring progeny (the Neal home produced ten children, many of them apparently now using the blues), Raful Neal was staking his state among the top harpists over the Baton Rouge blues front. However, until lately, his discography didn’t reveal that position — but albums for Alligator …

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Juke Boy Bonner

One-man rings weren’t too common around the postwar blues picture. Joe Hill Louis and Dr. Ross one thinks of as greats who plied their trade simply by their lonesome — therefore do Juke Boy Bonner, a Texan whose skill never really gained him much in the form of tangible incentive. …

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Satan & Adam

Blues guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Sterling Magee and harmonica participant Adam Gussow possess paid their dues. They started their profession on the road — over the part of Seventh Avenue and 125th Road, to be specific — and in just a matter of weeks these were sketching crowds, people pausing …

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Coy “Hot Shot” Love

Coy “Hot Shot” Like was a renaissance guy, of a sort, in blues: sign-painter, road denizen, along with a magician using a harmonica, who liked to adorn his natural leather coat and his bike, as well as other personal products with text messages regarding his lifestyle. He resided on Gayoso …

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Little Sammy Davis

No, he hardly ever hung out using the Rat Pack over the martini-stained Vegas remove, and it’s extremely doubtful that he honors demands for “The Chocolate Guy.” This Small Sammy Davis is really a experienced harp blower using a discography dating back again to 1952 and an excellent ’90s debut …

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Johnny B. Moore

Very few youthful Chicago bluesmen bring the depth and understanding of tradition to the table that Johnny B. Moore will. His sound is really a somewhat contemporized edition of what’s been heading down on the Western side for many years, emblazoned with Moore’s dazzling rhythmic lead acoustic guitar lines and …

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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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John Kay

Steppenwolf innovator/creator John Kay could very well be probably the most overlooked early contributor towards the music style that could become rock and hard rock and roll. Kay was the 1st rocker to utilize the phrase rock inside a song, in another of metal’s 1st great anthems: Steppenwolf’s 1968 traditional …

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Magic Slim & the Teardrops

b. Morris Holt, 7 August 1937, Torrence, Grenada, Mississippi, USA. Blues guitarist and vocalist Magic Slim became thinking about music during child years. He relocated first to close by Grenada, Mississippi, and to Chicago in 1955, where he worked well as bass participant for Magic Sam, who offered Holt his …

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Lonnie Brooks

Having forged a distinctive Louisiana/Chicago blues synthesis unlike anyone else’s around the competitive Windy City scene, charismatic guitarist Lonnie Brooks lengthy reigned among the town’s best bluesmen. A masterful showman, the good-natured Brooks placed on a display add up to his recordings (and that is saying a whole lot, considering …

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