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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Dave Swift
British bassist
Junior Parker
American singer
Paul Oscher
American singer-songwriter
Barbara Dane
American singer
Fink
Singer-songwriter
Ram John Holder
Guyanese-British actor
Willy Mason
American singer-songwriter
John Idan
Guitarist
Marc Benno
American singer-songwriter
Jeff Jensen
Dhany
Italian singer-songwriter
Dana Gillespie
Actress
Tim Drummond
American musician
Gene Harris
American jazz pianist
Leela James
American singer-songwriter
Eddie Boyd
American pianist
Cam Avery
Australian multi-instrumentalist
Arvella Gray
American singer
Curley Weaver
American musician
Alger Texas Alexander
American singer
Ken Saydak
American pianist
St. Louis Jimmy Oden
American singer
Jimmy Dawkins
American guitarist
Peg Leg Howell
American singer
John Henry Barbee
American singer
Blind John Davis
American pianist
Cripple Clarence Lofton
American pianist
Baby Boy Warren
American singer
Kokomo Arnold
American musician
Virginia Labuat
Spanish singer-songwriter
Diamanda Galás
American musician
Tuts Washington
American pianist
Ed Deane
Irish guitarist
Ian A. Anderson
Musician
Don Partridge
Singer-songwriter
Will Wilde
Musical artist
Brendan Power
New Zealand harmonicist
Sweet Pea Atkinson
American singer
Vic Ruggiero
Musician
Hasil Adkins
American singer-songwriter
Suzie Vinnick
Canadian singer-songwriter
John Whynot
Canadian musician
George Harmonica Smith
Carl Sonny Leyland
American pianist
Ruby Hunter
Australian singer
Sugar Blue
American musician
Peter Thorup
Danish guitarist
