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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Musical group
Wild T and the Spirit
Rock band
Johnny DeFrancesco
American guitarist ‧ Joey DeFrancesco's brother
Remy Anne Joel
American singer-songwriter and pianist
tanel padar blues band
jack teagarden spouse
American trombonist and singer
Uaroy Graves Musician
Musical artist ‧ Blind Roosevelt Graves' brother
j. d. "jay" miller king karl
Musical artist
jim devito swamp cabbage
Band
The Soaked Lamb
Musical band
pepe ahlqvist h.a.r.p.
Musical band
CCS
Musical group
russell banks maia banks
Singer ‧ Russell Banks' daughter
Asylum Street Spankers
Rock band
Honey B.
Musical band
Koch Marshall Trio
Band
Pacific Gas & Electric
Rock band
The Tennessee Three
Band
The LeRoi Brothers
Rock band
Brewers Droop
Rock band
Ed Palermo Big Band
The Bluebirds
Musical band
Kwan
Hip hop group
Otprilike Ovako
Musical group
Rock Bottom Remainders
Supergroup
Sea Level
Band
Dakuta
Band
Harlem Hamfats
Band
And Also the Trees
Band
Headband
Rock band
Rock
Musical artist
Jazz
Musical genre
Junior Parker
American singer
Simon Wright
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Tony Martin
Vocalist
Robert Cray
American guitarist
Aynsley Dunbar
English drummer
Gin Wigmore
Singer-songwriter
Danny Kirwan
British musician
Mick Ralphs
English musician
Elaine Caswell
American singer
Jimmy Bain
Musician
Kelly Keeling
American musician
Neil Murray
Australian musician
Bobby Rondinelli
Drummer
Boom Gaspar
American musician
Beth Hart
American singer-songwriter
