Hunter, Long John
Texas Blues shuffle king. Hurt, Mississippi John
Playing the Blues since before the Depression.
Indigenous
Two brothers, a sister and a cousin make up this Native-American influenced Blues band. Jackson, Fruteland
Winner of The Blues Foundation's 1997 "Keeping the Blues Alive" Award. James, Elmore
"King of the Slide Guitar." James, Etta
Big Blues voice and big Blues attitude. A National Treasure. James, Skip
Innovator of Counrty Blues. Jefferson, Blind Lemon
The most popular male blues recording artist of the 1920s. Dr. John
Here's a piano playin' fool. Yea you right. Johnson, Big Jack
Real Delta Electric Blues. Johnson, Luther "Guitar Junior"
1999 Grammy nominee, Best Traditional Blues Album. Johnson, Robert
He didn't invent the Blues, but he sure had them. Katz, Bruce
Champion keyboards with guitar great Julien Kasper. Kimbrough, Junior
Blues guitar innovator. King, Albert
Electric Blues pioneer. King, B.B.
The "King" of the Blues! King, Freddie
His instrumantals became Blues standards on the guitar. Kinsey, Big Daddy
Heading up the family band, the Kinsey Report. The Kinsey Report
Family Blues powerhouse from Gary, Indiana. Kirkland, Eddie
Hard traveling rootsy blues guitarist. Former John Lee Hooker sideman. Kubek, Smokin' Joe
Scorching Texas guitar. Along with the silk voice of Bnois King. Lang, Jeff
Australian acoustic guitarist. Giving the Blues a down-under twist. Lang, Jonny
The future of the Blues. Latimore, Benny
"Let's Straighten It Out" is this smooth singer's big one. LaSalle, Denise
This Diva will make you blush.
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