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 1
Give Till It's Gone
Studio album by Ben Harper
Sea of Cowards
Studio album by The Dead Weather
Acme
Studio album by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Mutations
Studio album by Beck
Icky Thump
Studio album by The White Stripes
White Blood Cells
Studio album by The White Stripes
Horehound
Studio album by The Dead Weather
Son of a Preacher Man
Song by John Hurley and John Wilkin
Dr. John
American singer-songwriter
Tom Waits
American musician
Rolling Stones
Rock band
John Mayer
Indian composer
Frank Infante
American guitarist
Eva Cassidy
American singer
Bob Klose
English musician
Robert Cray
American guitarist
Allen Toussaint
American musician
Briana Buckmaster
Actress
Aynsley Dunbar
English drummer
Jeff Buckley
American singer-songwriter
Sunny Ozell
American singer
Danny Kirwan
British musician
Jeremy Spencer
Musician
Nick Gravenites
American singer-songwriter
Josh Kumra
British singer
Matt Giraud
American singer-songwriter
Snowy White
Guitarist
Yank Rachell
American musician
Rick Kemp
English bass player
Trevor Burton
English guitarist
Ronnie Leahy
Keyboard player
Frank Slay
American songwriter
Alannah Myles
Canadian singer-songwriter
Steve Hackett
English musician
Duke Mitchell
American film actor
Fantastic Negrito
American singer-songwriter
John Baker Saunders
Bassist
Ry Cooder
American musician
Lou Ann Barton
American singer
Elmore James
American guitarist
Big Joe Turner
American singer
Earl Hooker
Guitarist
J. J. Cale
American guitarist
Snooks Eaglin
American guitarist
Roy Brown
Football player
Ralph Marterie
Miss Li
Swedish singer-songwriter
