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.
Blues People (First 49 people) - Page 86
Edith North Johnson
American singer
Virginia Liston
American singer
Helen Gross
American singer
Bessie Tucker
American singer
Rosa Henderson
American singer
Ma Rainey
American singer
Lillian Glinn
American singer
Libra Scale
Studio album by Ne-Yo
Year of the Gentleman
Studio album by Ne-Yo
Ne-Yo: The Collection
Compilation album by Ne-Yo
R. E. D.
Studio album by Ne-Yo
Simply Deep
Studio album by Kelly Rowland
Platinum & Gold Collection
Compilation album by Toni Braxton
Tattoos
Studio album by Jason Derulo
In a Perfect World. . .
Studio album by Keri Hilson
Raymond v. Raymond
Studio album by Usher
More Than a Woman
Studio album by Toni Braxton
Yank Rachell
American musician
Pink Anderson
American singer
Charley Patton
American musician
Floyd Council
American guitarist
Sylvester Weaver
American guitar player
Hammie Nixon
American musician
Vera Hall
American singer
John Fahey
American guitarist
Sonny Terry
American musician
Bukka White
American guitarist
Katarina Pejak
Musical artist
Ray LaMontagne
American singer-songwriter
Orville Johnson
American guitar player
Bo Carter
American musician
Blind Willie McTell
Singer
Furry Lewis
American guitarist
Duster Bennett
Singer
Black Ace
American musician
Rabbit Brown
American guitarist
Alger Texas Alexander
American singer
Smokey Hogg
American musician
Casey Bill Weldon
American musician
Othar Turner
Musician
Gus Cannon
American musician
Houston Stackhouse
American guitarist
Charlie Feathers
American musician
Gerald Ross
Musician
Carl Martin
American musician
Lucille Bogan
American singer
Ishmon Bracey
American singer
