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  • Hear Robert Johnson’s “Come On in My Kitchen” in Remarkably Restored Audio, Taken from a Rare Test Pressing
  • J.B. Hutto, Luther Guitar Johnson LIVE Montreux; July 17, 1982
  • Robert Kimbrough and the Fight for Cotton Patch Soul Blues: Junior Kimbrough’s Living Legacy

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openculture.com /1 month ago

Hear Robert Johnson’s “Come On in My Kitchen” in Remarkably Restored Audio, Taken from a Rare Test Pressing

Robert Johnson died at just 27 years old, some say as a consequence of selling his soul to the devil at a crossroads. But before his time came, he managed to record 29 songs, a sca...

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soundaboard.blogspot.com /1 week ago

J.B. Hutto, Luther Guitar Johnson LIVE Montreux; July 17, 1982

LIVE Montreux; July 17, 1982 Great stuff 10.5 sound qualityMost likely  FM recording192kbsBIG THNKS TOKANSAS JOE FOR THIS GOODIE!(Not His Rip)TRACKS01 - Mean Mistreater.mp302 -Unk...

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americanbluesscene.com /1 month ago

Robert Kimbrough and the Fight for Cotton Patch Soul Blues: Junior Kimbrough’s Living Legacy

A son’s campaign to restore the name—and the meaning—of his father’s music

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guitarworld.com /1 month ago

“I asked my dad’s friend where guitarists like Mississippi John Hurt got the idea to play in this way, and he said, ‘I t...

The Blackberry Smoke frontman goes unplugged to give us a lesson in the fingerstyle techniques he applies in his day job

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americanbluesscene.com /2 weeks ago

A Father, A Son, and the Sound of North Mississippi – Trenton Ayers

"We Got Our Own Book. We Got Our Own Tree." The Hill Country guitarist discusses musical inheritance, the stories that forged him, and why no tradition survives by standing still.

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allaboutjazz.com /1 month ago

Remembering James Blood Ulmer: The Incognito Bluesman

James Blood Ulmer, the pioneering electric guitarist and singer who first came to prominence in New York in the early '70s, has died at the age of 86. His extraordinarily visceral...

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guitarworld.com /1 month ago

“I made a deal, paid him in cash, and he died two months later. His last text to his daughter was, ‘I buried the money i...

The Bolin ’Burst is famed for its association with Deep Purple guitarist Tommy Bolin – but its route to Bonamassa was considerably less direct

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guitarworld.com /2 weeks ago

“Just about every blues show I attended in the ’80s and ’90s started with an uptempo shuffle like this”: Joe Bonamassa o...

Written by Memphis Slim, covered by Slowhand with John Mayall, Steppin’ Out is one of the tracks that all blues players should know. Bonamassa teaches you how to play it

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americanbluesscene.com /1 month ago

Language of the Blues: Jake (Jamaica Ginger) in Blues Song and Prohibition AmericaLanguage of the Blues:

In this installment of Language of the Blues, author and rocker Debra Devi examines Jamaica Ginger (“Jake”), a Prohibition-era patent medicine whose history appears in early blues...

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freejazzblog.org /1 month ago

James “Blood“ Ulmer (1940 - 2026)

Photo by Peter GannushkinByMartin Schray “I don’t take a stand. I follow. I followed Ornette Coleman’s harmolodic theory, and I still follow it, and I followed it so close...

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nbcdfw.com /1 month ago

Oak Cliff concert pays tribute to a Dallas blues legend

Singer-guitarist T-Bone Walker (1910-1975). “Oak Cliff T-Bone” — as he was billed in his teens — was one of the first electric guitar heroes, modernizing the blues and paving the w...

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bluesblastmagazine.com /2 weeks ago

Earl “Guitar” Williams – The Soul King Of Bessemer, Al | Album Review

Earl “Guitar” Williams – The Soul King Of Bessemer, Al Music Maker Foundation www.musicmaker.org 10 songs – 31 minutes Well, this is a treat. The Soul King Of Bessemer, Al is Earl...

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rockandbluesmuse.com /2 days ago

Eric Johanson Releases ‘Bridge Of Sighs’ Tribute to Robin Trower

Eric Johanson Releases 'Bridge Of Sighs' Tribute to Robin Trower New Orleans guitar guru, Eric Johanson, releases new single "Bridge of Sighs", a tribute to Robin Trower on July 17...

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rollingstone.com /1 month ago

James Blood Ulmer, Innovative Guitarist Who Fused the Avant-Garde to Blues, Dead at 86

Applying lessons from Ornette Coleman to popular music, Ulmer was a true original

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guitarworld.com /3 weeks ago

“There are 1000s of hours on that guitar. I learned everything on it”: The teenage blues sensation hailed as the next St...

Rhys John Stygal has received support from Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Jared James Nichols and Gary Glark Jr. after his guitar and pedalboard were stolen in Austin, Texas

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bluesblastmagazine.com /1 month ago

Brother John – Black Crow | Album Review

Brother John – Black Crow Self-produced CD www.brotherjohnmusic.com 13 songs – 54 minutes A pair of seasoned professionals who are carrying the country blues traditions of the Pied...

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