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 2
Andrew Strong
Irish singer
Texas Slim
Musical artist
Andra Day
American singer
George Pajon
American guitarist
Eric Schenkman
American guitarist
Chris Farlowe
English singer
James M. Rogers
Musical artist
Sylvester Weaver
American guitar player
Ann Peebles
American singer
Don Bryant
American singer
Charles Chalmers
Saxophonist
LaVern Baker
American singer
Nathan Cavaleri
Australian singer
Lucky Oceans
American guitarist
Greg Leisz
American musician
Jake Bugg
English musician
Dana Fuchs
American singer
Stuart Hamm
American bass player
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller
Songwriter
Bernard Fowler
American musician
Tony O'Malley
Irish artist
Willie Weeks
American bass guitarist
Scott Henderson
American jazz guitarist
Dave Walker
Singer
Roy Buchanan
American guitarist
Bobby Whitlock
American singer-songwriter
Colin Hodgkinson
British bassist
Leo Lyons
Musician
Ric Lee
English drummer
Louis Jordan
American saxophonist
Richard Naiff
Pianist
Jeff Burrows
Drummer
Malcolm Clark
Australian musician
Pentti Glan
Canadian drummer
Cab Kaye
Singer
Mike Vernon
Music producer
Washboard Sam
American musician
Charlie Pickett
American musical artist
Ryley Walker
American singer-songwriter
Mike Cooper
English guitarist
Mitch Grainger
Musician
Zoot Horn Rollo
American guitarist
Doug MacLeod
Australian writer
Pete Cosey
American guitarist
Kenny Burrell
American jazz guitarist
Rick Vito
American guitarist
Joan Armatrading
Singer-songwriter
