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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Lucille Bogan
American singer
Julia Lee
American musician
Heaven Knows
Donna Summer song
Le Freak
Song by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers
Rock the Boat
Song by Waldo Holmes and Wally Holmes
Sonny Terry
American musician
Titus Turner
American singer
Carl Martin
American musician
Roy Gaines
American guitarist
Al Killian
American jazz trumpeter
Cat Power
American singer-songwriter
Johnny Copeland
American guitarist
Roy Buchanan
American guitarist
Denny Freeman
American guitarist
Kid Ramos
American guitarist
Angela Strehli
American singer
Eddie Taylor
American guitarist
Frankie Lee Sims
American singer-songwriter
Ndidi Onukwulu
Canadian singer
Clarence Gatemouth Brown
American musician
Little Jimmy King
American guitarist
Bobby Murray
American guitarist
Bobby Tench
British vocalist
Johnny Mars
American singer
Eddy Clearwater
American musician
Michael Burks
American guitarist
Duster Bennett
Singer
P.J. Walker
American football quarterback
Barry Levenson
American guitarist
C. C. Adcock
Singer
Johnny Heartsman
American musician
Big Joe Maher
American drummer
Grady Gaines
American saxophonist
Andrew Jr. Boy Jones
American guitarist
Bugs Henderson
Guitarist
Melvin Taylor
American guitarist
Johnny Dyer
American singer
Mighty Mo Rodgers
American musician
Stick McGhee
American guitarist
Lacy Gibson
American guitarist
Johnny B. Moore
American guitarist
Guitar Slim
Guitarist
Barrelhouse Chuck
American pianist
Gary Primich
American musician
Kevin McKendree
American keyboardist
Barbara Lynn
American guitarist
Sugar Ray Norcia
American singer
