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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Davey Pattison
Vocalist
Terry Wright
New Zealand rugby union player
Julian Fulton
Songwriter
Stephen Kalinich
American poet
Andrew Winton
Australian musician
Fitzgerald Kusz
Writer
Loren Mazzacane Connors
American musician
Maurice John Vaughn
American musician
Tyler Rix
British singer
Roger Filgate
Guitarist
Muddy Manninen
Finnish guitarist
Brother Dege
Musical artist
Pearl Woods
Singer
Kris Dollimore
Musical artist
Eric McFadden
American guitarist
Sarah Dash
Singer
Frank Simes
Musician
Loren Gold
Keyboardist
Jimmy Nalls
American guitarist
Marcus Cliffe
Musician
Tom Rigney
Musician
Fred Newman
American actor
Gil Dor
Israeli guitar player
J. C. Heard
American drummer
Manfredo Fest
Jazz pianist
Irene Higginbotham
American songwriter
Annisteen Allen
American singer
Big John Greer
American tenor
Rocky Athas
Guitarist
Angelo Earl
American guitarist
Leon Redbone
Singer
Frankie Newton
Musician
Dennis Provisor
American musician
Steve Conn
Musical artist
Amos Garrett
American-Canadian musician
Elijah Wald
American guitarist
Smoky Greenwell
Musical artist
Cliff Leeman
Musical artist
James Montgomery Blues Band
Musical artist
Harry Brus
Bass player
Ron Dziubla
Saxophonist
Barbara Blue
Singer
Herman Matthews
American drummer
Nils Ferlin
Swedish poet
Leila Leigh
Actress
Mojo Juju
Australian musician
New Blues Revolution
Musical artist