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October 23, 20124Comments

Blues And Rock Guitarist Bugs Henderson

I noticed a comment recently that mentioned the great Bugs Henderson. Once I saw that comment, I realized I hadn't featured him in the blog yet, and that's just plain

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October 18, 201215Comments

Crossing Over To The Blues With David Gilmour

While David Gilmour has never crossed over entirely to the blues, he'll tell you himself that the blues have been a huge impact on his playing. Gilmour gained most of

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October 16, 20127Comments

Black Cat Bone: Hoodoo Lyrics And What It’s All About

I came across an article recently that shed some light on the meaning behind Hoodoo, Voodoo, and the Black Cat Bone. Black Cat Bone has been sung about by great

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Blues Artists

October 11, 201213Comments

Bonnie Raitt Sings The Blues

One of my favorite female blues voices has got to be Bonnie Raitt. I'm sure I'm not alone when it comes to making that statement, so I wanted to share

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Blues Artists

October 9, 20124Comments

John Hammond Plays The Blues

The blues lives in people of all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. One of the great guitarists to play and sing the blues is John Hammond. An article from the

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October 4, 20126Comments

Gary Clarke Jr: The New Blues Sound Out Of Austin, TX

One of the new artists to come out of the stellar Austin, TX blues music scene is guitarist, Gary Clarke Jr. Gary reached a high point in his career when

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September 27, 20124Comments

New Generation Blues Guitarist, Matt Schofield

Matt Schofield is one of the new blues guitarists that I have been listening to for some time now. He mixes blues, rock, and jazz elements as I do into

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September 26, 20124Comments

Ushering A New Era Of The Blues With Buddy Guy

Buddy Guy recently shared his concern about what the new generations will do with blues music. Buddy is afraid that the music might eventually die with blues masters like him,

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September 25, 20120Comments