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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John McCoy
American politician
Steve Smyth
Australian singer-songwriter
Bob Lenox
Musician
Rusty Day
Vocalist
Rex Brown
American musician
Gary Kendall
Canadian bassist
Whitesnake
Rock band
Beverly Jo Scott
American singer-songwriter
Calvin Russell
American singer-songwriter
Shannon Curfman
American guitarist
Bugs Henderson
Guitarist
Blind Mississippi Morris
American musician
Davey Pattison
Vocalist
Band of Joy
Rock band
Coverdale/Page
Musical group
The Greenhornes
Rock band
Mervyn Spence
Musician
Bill Steer
Guitarist
Arash Sobhani
Iranian musician
Mark Stanway
Musician
Timothy Drury
American keyboardist
Aerosmith
Rock band
Les Dudek
American guitarist
Angelo Earl
American guitarist
Amos Garrett
American-Canadian musician
Edgar Jones
English singer-songwriter
Stephen A. Love
American entertainer
Nikola Pejaković
Serbian actor
Procol Harum
Rock band
Atomic Rooster
Rock band
Humble Pie
Rock band
Mick Dyche
English guitarist
Danni Carlos
Brazilian singer
Catherine Popper
American bass guitarist
Eelco Gelling
Guitarist
Rainer Ptacek
American guitarist
Max Middleton
Composer
Richard Shaw Brown
Singer
Glenn Ross Campbell
Guitarist
Greg Douglass
American guitarist
Dave Gonzalez
Guitarist
Tich Gwilym
Guitarist
Gov't Mule
Rock band
The Derek Trucks Band
The Marcus King Band
Tony Rombola
American musician
Stanley Sheldon
American bass player