Blues Artists:
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Bernard Allison
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VIDEO |
Son of Luther Allison, gutsy guitar, driving blues, funk and rock. |
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Lurrie Bell |
VIDEO |
Good old authentic Chicago blues. |
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Big Time Sarah
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Fun performer, great story-teller through song, excellent band. |
Ronnie Baker Brooks
(with
interview) |
VIDEO |
Son of Lonnie Brooks, magnificent guitar player, authentic Chicago
blues. |
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Wayne Baker Brooks |
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Son of Lonnie Brooks, energetic performances, great vocals, smokin'
guitar, co-author of
Blues For Dummies® |
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Lil' Ed Williams |
VIDEO |
King of the slide guitar. Infectious good times and genuine Chicago
blues. |
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Lonnie Brooks |
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Venerable Chicago Blues musician, highly regarding, excellent blues,
co-author of
Blues For Dummies with his son Wayne. |
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Joanna Connor
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Powerhouse slide guitarist. |
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Honeyboy Edwards |
VIDEO |
Chicago based David "Honeyboy" Edwards was born in 1915 in Mississippi.
He's living history. This is the way Blues sounded when it was invented. |
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Buddy Guy
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Clapton says he's the best. The ultimate blues musician! 'Nuff said. |
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Howard & The Whiteboys
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Uptempo Chicago blues, excellent guitar and harp musicians. |
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Carlos Johnson |
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Carlos and his talented band perform jazzy blues. Carlos is a true
showman and always treats the audience with an intimate and talented
performance. |
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Jimmy Johnson
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Authentic and original Chicago blues. Has been performing for decades. |
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Lynne Jordan |
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Silky smooth voice, polished band, her sound has been described as a
cross between Etta James and Broadway. |
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Little Scottie |
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Authentic old style Blues & Gospel singer. Performs at the less
touristy Chicago locations and street events. Occasionally at The
Cotton Club, 1710 S. Michigan. |
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Vino Louden |
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Charismatic singer with crisp guitar playing, echoing Albert King. You
may have seen him in Koko Taylor's band. |
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Pinetop Perkins |
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One of the last great Mississippi blues
artists still performing today. Born in 1913, Pinetop lives in Chicago.
He often performs at Rosa's and still tours. |
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Pistol Pete |
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Younger performer with driving guitar and good measures of funk and
rock. |
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John Primer
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A voice suited to the blues, great singer, great band, former band mate
of Muddy Waters. |
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Otis Rush
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Legendary & defining blues musician, contemporary of Buddy Guy. |
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Matthew Skoller
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Blues harp player appearing in own band & others, including Kinsey
Report & Chi-town Hustlers. |
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James Solberg
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James plays his Les Paul with a mastery reminiscent of Joe Walsh. Blues
and rock. |
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Koko Taylor
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Queen of the Blues. It doesn't get more authentic and soulful than this. |
