The Guitar Center King of the Blues 2012 winner was announced recently and I figured I would go check out who won the competition.  Congratulations to the 2012 winner, Boscoe

Muddy Waters is one of the first blues guitarists to come out of the Mississippi Delta and really shake things up in Chicago and beyond.  Muddy has inspired several generations

After looking back through my blog posts, I realized I hadn't yet featured the great Fender Telecaster man, Albert Collins. Collins was one of the great blues guitarists that really seemed

Not many guitarists play with quite as much energy as Tommy Emmanuel does on stage.  If you aren't familiar with Tommy, then I feel like you're in for a treat

John Mayer has made a successful career for himself as a guitarist in multiple styles of music.  Mayer has become an established name as a blues guitarist and has had

Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks have been a powerhouse duo for blues music ever since they both joined up with the Allman Brothers Band.  Haynes and Trucks have both moved

John Scofield is known primarily as a jazz fusion guitarist, but he's got a few cool videos exploring the blues.  I found two videos that feature more of a traditional

Blues music has continued to thrive with young musicians "taking up the torch," if you will, and adding their own experiences and styles to the music.  One of the great

Albert King played a huge role in blues music, not only because of his stature standing at about 6 foot 4 inches, but because of his guitar, his voice and

Wes Montgomery is considered to be one of the top innovators of modern jazz guitar by many of the key guitarists in all of music history.  Even rock and blues