BLUES
Blues is a music genre and musical form that originated amongst African-Americans in the Deep South of the United States around the 1860s. Blues incorporated spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts, chants, and rhymed simple narrative ballads from the African-American culture.
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Casey Abrams
American musician
Connie Lush
Musician
Cassie Taylor
American singer-songwriter
Corey Harris
American football player
Guy Davis
American artist
Charlie Wood
Musical artist
Clayton Miller Band
Musical group
Ryan Spendlove
Singer
Diana Rein
Actress
Meic Stevens
Singer-songwriter
Hindi Zahra
Moroccan singer
Troy Kingi
Actor
Paul Personne
French singer
Gregg Sutton
American musician
Danielia Cotton
American singer-songwriter
Jeff Golub
American jazz guitarist
Dexter Allen
Musician
The Big Chris Barber Band
English clarinetist
Chris Cheek
American saxophonist
Dorothy Moore
American gospel singer
Jim Byrnes
American musician
Kip Hanrahan
American music producer
Scott Bomar
Musician
Nico Segal
American trumpeter
Terry Williams
Drummer
Danny Cummings
Percussionist
John Altenburgh
American composer
Mae Mercer
American singer
Garland Wilson
American jazz pianist
Magic Sam
American musician
John Jabo Starks
American drummer
Ed Manion
American saxophonist
Roosevelt Sykes
American musician
Robert Nighthawk
American musician
Memphis Minnie
Guitarist
Pete Johnson
American jazz pianist
Johnny Guitar Watson
American musician
Sam Myers
Rugby union
June Yamagishi
Japanese guitarist
Alvin Tyler
American saxophonist
Yonrico Scott
American drummer
Robin Robertson
Poet
Khari Wynn
American guitarist
Paolo Nutini
Singer-songwriter
Kira Small
Singer
Champion Jack Dupree
American pianist
Don Covay
American singer-songwriter
