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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Eric Appapoulay
British singer
Moris Tepper
American singer
Anna Ternheim
Swedish singer-songwriter
J. J. Holiday
Musician
Don Baker
Irish musician
Matt Corby
Australian singer-songwriter
Tim Vitullo
Musical artist
Eddy Shaver
American guitarist
Parker Millsap
Singer-songwriter
Maurice Brown
American jazz trumpeter
Daniel Kimbro
Musical artist
David Rotundo
Canadian musician
Johnny Moeller
American guitarist
Jimmy Rip
American guitarist
Russ Irwin
American singer
Rob Fraboni
Record producer
Steve Brookes
Musical artist
Jim Cox
American musician
Tom Hambridge
American songwriter
Larry Taylor
Actor
Clarence Gatemouth Brown
American musician
Marlena Shaw
American singer
Tim Gaze
Australian guitarist
Johnny Hickman
American musician
Irene Grandi
Italian singer-songwriter
Aida Cooper
Italian singer
Mick Clarke
Musical group
Owen Campbell
Actor
Danny McCulloch
English musician
Jeff Pevar
American musician
Ida Cox
American singer
Eva Taylor
American singer
Liam Bailey
Musician
Tim Scott McConnell
American singer-songwriter
Charles Giordano
American keyboardist
Arnold McCuller
American vocalist
James Harman
American singer
Reese Wynans
American keyboard player
Ronnie Earl
American guitarist
Omar Kent Dykes
American guitarist
Christine Lakeland
American musician
Scott Billington
American record producer
Russell Batiste Jr.
American drummer
Arbee Stidham
American singer
Johnny Shines
American singer
Sunnyland Slim
American pianist
Smiley Lewis
American singer
