Home / Tag Archives: Texas Blues

Tag Archives: Texas Blues

Cedric Haywood

Pianist Cedric Haywood’s association with a number of the more hard traveling varieties of jazz may mask the flexibility he displayed throughout his profession. It is accurate that he appears connected in the sides with hard-driving tenor honkers, in fact playing in a higher school music group behind Arnett Cobb …

Read More »

King Solomon

b. 12 Oct 1940, Tallulah, Louisiana, USA. Solomon liked singing in the neighborhood church choir as well as for a decade he was an associate of the favorite Friendly Brothers Religious Quartet. It had been while touring with them that he produced the change to blues performing, subsequently appearing on …

Read More »

Jitterbug Webb

What ho, another great Texas bluesman? The biggest state has created a number of great players within this genre, and enthusiasts of Jitterbug Webb can only just hope that 1 day he will have the reputation and position of T-Bone Walker or Johnny Wintertime. In the end, neither of the …

Read More »

Willie Lane

North Tx bluesman Willie Street recorded 6 sides (“Along Building K.C. Series,” “Prowlin’ Surface Hog,” “WAY TOO MANY Females Blues,” “Howling Wolfe Blues,” and two will take of “Dark Kitty Rag”) for Dallas-based Talent Information between 1934 and 1949. He might have already been the same Willie Street who also …

Read More »

Cal Valentine

b. 28 Might 1937, Dallas, Tx, USA, d. 1 January 1997. Within a musical profession spanning four years, Valentine experienced several incarnations before his latest apotheosis being a Tx bluesman. While at college he befriended Al Braggs, who afterwards added ‘TNT’ to his name and acquired a successful performing profession …

Read More »

Dave Allen

The odd man from the otherwise freaky and psychedelic International Artists label, Dave Allen was an easy Texas blues guitarist rather in the mildew of Houston’s own Johnny Winters. Located in the tiny hill country city of San Marcos, TX, Allen 1st made an area name for himself in the …

Read More »

Melvin “Lil’ Son” Jackson

Lil’ Boy Jackson was a stylistic throwback as soon as he first resulted in during the instant postwar era. Created Melvin Jackson, he was a Tx nation bluesman of the best purchase whose rustic strategy appealed wholeheartedly towards the early-’50s blues market. His dad liked blues, while his mom played …

Read More »

Grey Ghost

Sparse and poorly documented sessions are unfortunately the foundation of Gray Ghost’s (given birth to Roosevelt Thomas Williams) fame. A thrilling, if erratic, Tx barrelhouse pianist who was simply active because the ’20s, Gray Ghost enjoyed hook career increase in the ’90s. Apart from older enthusiasts who’d noticed him experimenting …

Read More »

Gary Clark, Jr.

Tx guitarist Gary Clark, Jr. continues to be compared to electric guitar symbols like Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and his performing is a robust and inspired mixture of blues, modern spirit, and hip-hop, so when he’s rolling at his greatest, he appears like nothing a lot as an …

Read More »

Danny Barnes

Bluegrass is indeed rooted in folk customs it usually doesn’t take much to rock and roll the motorboat. The intensifying bluegrass movement requires the designs and constructions of days gone by and subverts them with rock and roll & roll nature and a occasionally punk rock and roll attitude. Danny …

Read More »