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Billy Johnson

From your generation of electric blues music artists who emerged in the ’90s there obviously needed to be at least some individuals named Bill Johnson, although regarding this talented guitarist the credit used is frequently Billy Johnson. He’s not a person who performed in the Howlin’ Wolf music group of …

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Michael Coleman

Before becoming among Chicago’s hottest electric blues guitarists, Michael Coleman began his career playing together with James Cotton for pretty much ten years. The guitarist became a member of Cotton’s music group in 1979 at age 23. For another seven years, he continued to be by Cotton’s part before eventually …

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Professor’s Blues Revue

“Teacher” Eddie Lusk worked frequently like a program keyboardist through the 1970s and ’80s around the Chicago blues picture. His personal revue showcased many singers over time, notably Gloria Hardiman (presented on the “Meet up with Me TOGETHER WITH YOUR Dark Drawers On” on Alligator’s 1987 anthology, THE BRAND NEW …

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Mellow Fellows

Now referred to as The Chicago Rhythm And Blues Kings, The Mellow Fellows held their personnel collectively following the 1990 death of singer Larry “Big Twist” Nolan. Saxist Terry Ogolini and guitarist Pete Unique, co-founders of the group, recruited Twist’s pal Martin Allbritton to front side the band, plus they …

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Willie Cobbs

If for nothing at all else, the name of Willie Cobbs will usually band immortal for the prominence of his structure “YOU DO NOT Love Me personally,” included in everyone from Junior Wells towards the Allman Brothers. But Cobbs’ personal discography is definitely dotted with additional triumphs, including a 1994 …

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Junior Wells

He was 1 poor dude, strutting over the stage just like a harp-toting gangster, mesmerizing the masses along with his tough-guy antics and rib-sticking Chicago blues assault. Amazingly, Junior Wells held at precisely this type of point for over 40 years; he was a dynamic performer from your dawn from …

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Willie Kent

The preeminent Chicago blues bassist from the postwar era, Willie Kent was the city’s last surviving connect to the Mississippi Delta tradition, backing a who’s who of immortals including Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Junior Parker aswell as fronting his own long-running band, the Gents. Delivered in Inverness, MS, on …

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Buddy Guy

Pal Man is among the most famous blues guitarists of his generation (and arguably one of the most famous), possessing a sound and design that embodied the customs of traditional Chicago blues even though also embracing the fireplace and display of rock and roll & roll. Man spent a lot …

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Byther Smith

Strictly judging from your lyrical sentiment of his recordings, it could be wise never to make Chicago guitarist Byther Smith angry. Smitty’s uncompromising tunes are filled up with risks of assault and ominous menace (just how blues utilized to be prior to the age group of politics correctness), occasionally to …

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Studebaker John

Acquiring his stage name from a car he once possessed, Studebaker John Grimaldi was something from the vibrant blues scene of Chicago’s West Part. Delivered November 5, 1952, his dad was himself an beginner musician, so that as a young child, Grimaldi started playing the countless instruments resting about the …

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