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Michael Burks

Blessed in Milwaukee in 1957, blues guitarist Michael Burks started learning his device young — inspired by his music family (his dad played bass and frequently performed alongside harmonica star Sonny Guy Williamson II, even though his grandfather was a Delta-style bluesman from Camden, Arkansas). By age five, he was …

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Little Willie Anderson

Some people called Chicago harpist Little Willie Anderson “Little Walter Jr.,” therefore faithfully do Anderson’s style stick to that of the renowned harp wizard. But Anderson had been quite acquainted with the rudiments from the harmonica before he ever strike the Windy Town, having noticed Sonny Guy Williamson, Robert Nighthawk, …

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Lloyd Jones

b. 1950, Portland, Oregon, USA. Elevated within a musical atmosphere by his trumpet playing dad, as a little kid Jones was trained by his old brother, Paul, to try out drums. Before he inserted his teenagers, he sometimes performed skillfully with Paul and another sibling, Bob. To the knowledge was …

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James Solberg

Whenever Luther Allison toured the U.S. within the ’90s, he was supported by the Jim Solberg Music group. Solberg and Allison acquired an extended, friendly working romantic relationship that goes back to the first ’70s, when Allison was surviving in Milwaukee. Solberg, a talented guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, often co-wrote …

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Grady Champion

Guitarist, vocalist, harmonica participant, and songwriter Grady Champ released two spectacular recordings in 1999 and 2001 for Shanachie Information. Both his debut, Payin’ for My Sins, and 2 Times Short of weekly put Champ on the nationwide touring blues map and helped start his profession beyond the limitations of his …

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Magic Sam

Zero blues guitarist better represented the adventurous contemporary audio of Chicago’s Western part more proudly than Sam Maghett. He passed away tragically youthful (at age group 32 of the coronary attack), just like he was within the brink of climbing the ladder to genuine stardom, but Magic Sam left out …

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Freddie King

Guitarist Freddie Ruler rode to popularity in the first ’60s having a spate of catchy instrumentals which became quick bandstand fodder for fellow bluesmen and white colored rock and roll bands alike. Having a even more down-home (thumb and finger picks) method of the B.B. Ruler single-string design of playing, …

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Luther Allison

An American-born guitarist, singer, and songwriter who lived in France since 1980, Luther Allison was the person to reserve at blues celebrations within the mid-’90s. Allison’s return in to the mainstream was ushered in by way of a recording agreement with an American record firm, Chicago-based Alligator Information. After he …

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Eddie C. Campbell

Gladly, Eddie C. Campbell came back to Chicago after spending ten years entrenched in European countries. His shimmering Western world Side-styled electric guitar playing and unusually introspective songwriting have already been a breathing of oxygen in the Windy Town circuit, reuniting the veteran bluesman with supporters he left out in …

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Felix Cabrera

Felix Cabrera is really a rarity: a blues-oriented vocalist, harmonica participant, and composer who spent the majority of his pre-teen years in Cuba. The bilingual Cabrera, who today lives in NEW YORK, isn’t a blues purist; not really everything he will adheres to a normal 12-club blues framework, and he …

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