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 93
Albert Castiglia
American singer
Bob Corritore
American musician
T-Bone Walker
American musician
Lightnin Hopkins
American singer
Neal Pattman
American singer
James Blood Ulmer
American jazz guitarist
James Boogaloo Bolden
American musician
Willie Nix
American singer
Junior Parker
American singer
Vasti Jackson
Guitarist
B.B. King
Singer
Lefty Dizz
American guitarist
Johnny Sansone
American singer
Carey Bell
American musician
John McLaughlin
Guitarist
Nick Moss
American musician
Rock
Musical artist
Lead Belly
American singer
North Mississippi Allstars
Rock band
Genuine Negro Jig
Studio album by Carolina Chocolate Drops
Old-Timey Concert
Album by Clint Howard and Doc Watson
Ballads from Deep Gap
Studio album by Doc Watson and Merle Watson
Have One on Me
Studio album by Joanna Newsom
Together Through Life
Studio album by Bob Dylan
The Rockets
Album by Crazy Horse
Songs from Home
Album by Doc Watson and Merle Watson
Sarah K
American singer-songwriter
Sara K.
American singer
The Many Facets of Roger
Album by Roger Troutman
All the Greatest Hits
Album by Zapp
The Music Band – Jazz
Album by War
One Nite Alone. . .
Studio album by Prince
The Work Tapes
Album by Geoff Downes and Glenn Hughes
Peace Sign
Album by War
Life (Is So Strange)
Album by War
Doing It to Death
Album by The J. B. 's
Gap Band 8
Album by The Gap Band
Live And Well
Live album by The Gap Band
Gap Gold: The Best of The Gap Band
Album by The Gap Band
Bodyheat
Studio album by James Brown
Why Can't We Be Friends?
Studio album by War
The New Zapp IV U
Studio album by Zapp
Sir Duke
Song by Stevie Wonder
Urban Rapsody
Album by Rick James
Lotusflow3r
Album by Prince
3121
Studio album by Prince
Ain't It Funky
Studio album by James Brown
