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Leo Welch

Given birth to and raised in the hill nation of Mississippi, gospel blues guitarist and singer Leo Welch didn’t help to make his professional saving debut until he was 82 years of age, by which period he was just about the last inside a type of vernacular Mississippi guitarists who …

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Roosevelt “Booba” Barnes

Booba Barnes & His Playboys rocked the hardest of all juke-joint combos in the Mississippi Delta through the ’80s, and following the release of his debut album (The Heartbroken Guy, 1990), “Booba” took his act and his band north to Chicago, following trail of his idols Howlin’ Wolf and Small …

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The Hill Country Revue

Playing a by-now trademarked ragged and loose North Mississippi juke joint-based version of southern rock and roll and blues, the Hill Country Revue was created in 2008 by Cody Dickinson and Chris Chew up from the North Mississippi Allstars along with drummer Ed “Hot” Cleveland, blues harpist Daniel Coburn, and …

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David “Honeyboy” Edwards

In the first 21st century, living links towards the immortal Robert Johnson were few. Following the passage of Robert Jr. Lockwood in 2006, David “Honeyboy” Edwards was generally thought to be the last from the Delta bluesmen who got actually performed and journeyed with Johnson himself, and with Edwards’ loss …

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Big Jack Johnson

Modern Mississippi blues didn’t get any kind of nastier than in Big Jack port Johnson’s able hands. The ex-oil pickup truck driver’s axe cut just like a rusty machete, his rough-hewn vocals a siren contact to Delta enthusiasm. But he was a remarkably flexible songwriter; Daddy, When Is usually Mama …

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CeDell Davis

CeDell Davis was created in 1927 in Helena, AR. His correct hands was crippled by polio at age ten, therefore he turned his guitar to some left-handed bottleneck design, making for a distinctive, atonal audio. He performed locally through the entire 1950s and ’60s, with close friends such as for …

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Willie King

While he’s only arrive at a country wide audience lately, Alabama-based bluesman Willie King units himself aside from a lot of today’s contemporary bluesmen and blueswomen by his insistence on addressing topical and political issues in his songwriting. However in fact, the blues includes a lengthy custom of protest tunes …

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Left Lane Cruiser

Focusing on a raw hillbilly punk-blues design that roars just like a tweaking modal chainsaw, Remaining Lane Cruiser is really a two-piece strap composed of Frederick “Joe” Evans IV on slip guitar and Brenn Beck on drums. The set arrived of Fort Wayne, Indiana, but their sound gets the swampy …

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Asie Payton

Though he was also a bluesman, the majority of Asie Payton’s 60 years were spent being a farmer, driving a tractor on his property in Holly Ridge, MS. Surviving in a shotgun shack and functioning his fields got the majority of Payton’s period, but he also had written and performed …

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R.L. Burnside

North Mississippi guitarist R.L. Burnside was among the paragons of state-of-the-art Delta juke joint blues. The guitarist, vocalist and songwriter was created November 23, 1926 in Oxford, MS, and produced his house in Holly Springs, within the hill nation above the Delta. He resided the majority of his lifestyle within …

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