Blues Music
Contributing Articles in Blues Music
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Blues Guitar for the Beginner
A simple how-to on picking out the most basic of blues guitar progressions -- the I-IV-V, better known as the 12-bar blues.
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Kokomo Blues
Of the noted Southern blues guitarists from the 1920s and 30s, few had such a masterful command of so many complex and varied styles as Francis "Scrapper" Blackwell.
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I Am The Black Ace
Black Ace adopted a rare guitar style and made it his own. He repeatedly turned his back on making music but his few recorded works are thankfully still available today.
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Roll 'Em Pete
Pete Johnson had many jobs - everything from working in a mortuary to laborer to washing ice cream vans. He was also one of the greatest exponents of Boogie Woogie piano.
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Mama Red and The North Park Band
Unlike other type of music, the blues connects, on a visceral, level with those who hear it. One of the most unique voices on the blues scene now, is that of Mama Red.
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The Legend of Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson nurtured blues mythology. His tale has inspired generations of musicians. He was named #5 of Rolling Stone's "Top 100 Guitarists of All Time"
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Roger Wilson Has The Blues
Roger "Hurricane" Wilson has the blues- literally. Since the age of 9, Roger Wilson has been perfecting the art of the blues, and has toured the nation playing music.
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Loaded Album Review
The bluesy Wood Brothers return with their sophomore effort. Similar in style to their first record, Loaded is full of soulful originals and some famous covers.
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Barbara Morrison: A Legend In Her Own Time
Barbara Morrison has recorded with some of the finest jazz and blues musicians of her generation, traveled the world and remains a respected educator and businessperson.
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Adele Live at House of Blues
With 56,000 + album sales this past year alone, Adele isn't shy when it comes to belting out her bluesy ballads.
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The Origin of the Blues
Suite101 investigates the origins of one of the most important music genres of the 20th century, The Blues.
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Buddy Guy: Skin Deep
Buddy Guy gives blues fans an album of all new, original material that reflects the energy and confidence that the blues guitarist has been known for since the '60s.
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B. B. King Releases New CD
B. B. King's newest release, One Kind Favor, finds the legendary blues guitarist pondering his mortality amid tracks about life and love.
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Buddy Guy
Chicago has one of the richest musical histories of any American city. Musical genres such as jazz and blues had major historical events happen along the shores of Lake
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Top Delta Blues Musicians
"Delta blues" is historically used to describe the music originating in the Mississippi Delta. The delta sound migrated north evolving into R&B and rock and roll.
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Santa Cruz Blues Festival 2008
Bonnie Raitt, Al Green, Coco Montoya,and blues legend Pinetop Perkins set the stage ablaze at the 16th annual Santa Cruz Blues Festival for Memorial Day Weekend.
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Watermelon Slim & the Workers
Watermelon Slim released his first album in 1973, his second in 2004. In the 30 intervening years he trained to become one of the most important bluesmen in N. America.
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