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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Michael Messer
Singer
James Talley
American singer-songwriter
Etta Baker
American guitarist
Billy Lee Riley
American musician
Calvin Frazier
American guitarist
Monika Christodoulou
Greek singer-songwriter
Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis
American singer
Wade Walton
American musician
Leo Welch
American musician
Geeshie Wiley
American singer
Elvie Thomas
American singer
Bruce Conforth
Curator
Jaybird Coleman
American musician
Tommy McClennan
American singer
Eddie One String Jones
Vocalist
Gerard McCarthy
Actor
Backwards Sam Firk
R. Crumb & His Cheap Suit Serenaders
Band
Buddy Boy Hawkins
American guitarist
Maurice Frawley
Australian singer-songwriter
Tex, Don and Charlie
Musical group
Lottie Kimbrough
American singer
Freddie Spruell
American guitarist
Tom Feldmann
Singer-songwriter
Tutu Jones
American guitarist
Ramon Goose
Guitarist
Boogie Bill Webb
American guitarist
Delta Joe Sanders
Musical artist
Arum Rae
Singer-songwriter
Smoked Meat Band
Musical artist
Coot Grant
American singer
Asylum Street Spankers
Rock band
Sugar Blood Jinx
Musical artist
Jesse Rivest
Canadian singer-songwriter
Laura Dukes
American singer
Frank Hutchison
American musician
Ramblin' Thomas
American singer
J. D. Short
American singer
The Devil Makes Three
Band
Henry Sloan
American musician
Irene Scruggs
American singer
Bessie Tucker
American singer
Cannon's Jug Stompers
Musical group
Dave McGowan
Actor
Little Buddy Doyle
American guitarist
Robert Wilkins
American guitarist
Seasick Steve & The Level Devils
Musical artist
