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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Daryl Davis
American musician
Bruce Conforth
Curator
Ben Wiley Payton
Musical artist
Tommy McClennan
American singer
Eddie Cusic
American guitarist
The Barr Brothers
Band
Floyd Lee Band
Musical artist
Big Will & the Bluesmen
Musical artist
Vapors of Morphine
Rock band
Smokehouse Porter,
Musical artist
Freddie Spruell
American guitarist
Peter Struijk
Musical artist
Robert Petway
American singer
sonny rhodes
American singer
Moreland and Arbuckle
Rock trio
Lance Canales & the Flood
Musical artist
Erin Harpe & the Delta Swingers
Band
Boyd Gilmore
Singer
Willie Love
American pianist
J. D. Short
American singer
Henry Sloan
American musician
Nathaniel Kimble
Musical artist
Shardé Thomas
Mattie Delaney
American singer
Ragtime Rumours
Musical artist
Charley Patton
American musician
Richard Hacksaw Harney
American guitarist
Son House
American singer
Skip James
American singer
Lead Belly
American singer
Keb' Mo'
American musician
Mississippi Sheiks
Musical group
Amassakoul
Album by Tinariwen
Tartit
Band
Mdou Moctar
Songwriter
Ali Farka Touré
Malian singer
Eddie Burns
American guitarist
Calvin Frazier
American guitarist
Washboard Willie
American musician
Doctor Ross
American musician
Thornetta Davis
American singer
Alberta Adams
American singer
Bobo Jenkins
American guitarist
Boogie Woogie Red
American pianist
Harmonica Shah
American singer
Joe Weaver
American pianist
Gary Wiggins
Musician