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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Album by Nina Simone
'Nuff Said!
Album by Nina Simone
I Put a Spell on You
Studio album by Nina Simone
The Music Band
Album by War
Magic Windows
Album by Herbie Hancock
Perfect Machine
Album by Herbie Hancock
Time Exposure
Album by Stanley Clarke
Not Too Late
Studio album by Norah Jones
Lite Me Up
Album by Herbie Hancock
Mellow Madness
Studio album by Quincy Jones
Q's Jook Joint
Album by Quincy Jones
Black Radio 2
Studio album by Robert Glasper
Moondance
Studio album by Van Morrison
Black Radio
Studio album by Robert Glasper Experiment
Lovers Live
Live album by Sade
Vibrations
Album by Roy Ayers Ubiquity
Gregory Porter
American singer-songwriter
Eva Cassidy
American singer
Ethel Waters
American singer
Smokey Wilson
American guitarist
Lou Ann Barton
American singer
Big Joe Turner
American singer
Roy Brown
Football player
Ike Cole
American pianist
Louis Jordan
American saxophonist
Eddie Vinson
American alto
Jimmy McCracklin
American pianist
Joe Liggins
American pianist
Amos Milburn
American singer
Sammy Price
American jazz pianist
Big Joe Maher
American drummer
Jonah Jones
Jazz trumpeter
Stick McGhee
American guitarist
Roy Milton
American singer
Bull Moose Jackson
American singer
Titus Turner
American singer
Jimmy Liggins
American guitarist
Buddy Johnson
American pianist
Big Jay McNeely
American saxophonist
Goree Carter
American singer
Little Willie Littlefield
American singer
Ray Gelato
British saxophonist
Mitch Woods
American pianist
Teddy Buckner
Jazz trumpeter
Big Rude Jake
Alberta Adams
American singer
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
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