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Suave, silky-voiced pioneer of electric blues guitar and West Coast blues
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The Very Best of _____ ______
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T-Bone Walker
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Kansas City band of three siblings who won the 2008 International Blues Challenge
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May I Be Exused
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Trampled Under Foot
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Singer, harmonica player, and slide guitarist known for his originality and outspokenness
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No Paid Holidays
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Watermelon Slim
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Big, gruff-voiced Chicago blues singer whose band included guitarist Hubert Sumlin
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______ ____/Moanin' in the Moonlight
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Howlin' Wolf
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High-energy singer and accordion player who infused zydeco with blues, rock, and funk
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Give Him Cornbread, Live!
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Beau Jocque
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Singer and guitarist with a deep, rich voice and a unique sense of rhythm who pionered blues guitar boogie
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The Very Best of ____ ___ ______
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John Lee Hooker
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White Chicago blues harmonica player who debuted in the '60s and is still active
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Stand Back! Here Comes _______ ___________'s South Side Band
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Charlie Musselwhite
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Enigmatic Delta blues guitarist with a falsetto singing style
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The Complete Early Recordings of ____ _____
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Skip James
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West Coast harmonica player who plays with his band the Mighty Flyers
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Keepin' It Real
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Rod Piazza
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Versatile blues and jazz organist and pianist
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Live! At the Firefly
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Bruce Katz
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Underrated guitarist with a mastery of blues-rock techniques
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Empty Arms Motel
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Jimmy Thackery
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One of today's most popular blues-rock guitarists who often wears sunglasses and a suit
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Blues Deluxe
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Joe Bonamassa
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Eleven-piece band fronted by a female singer and her slide-guitar-playing husband
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Everybody's Talkin'
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Tedeschi Trucks Band
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Delta blues guitarist who strongly influenced Robert Johnson and was rediscovered in New York in the 1960's
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The Original Delta Blues
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Son House
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Louisiana guitarist and singer who is a strong advocate for preserving the wetlands
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Night Train to Nashville
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Tab Benoit
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The Iceman; Master of the Telecaster
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Ice Pickin'
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Albert Collins
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Blues harmonica pioneer who played with Muddy Waters and died after a street fight
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His Best
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Little Walter
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Horn-driven band founded in Rhode Island that has featured many of the best blues musicians in the Northeast
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45 Live
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Roomful of Blues
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Guitarist famous for his cheap instruments who inspired Bruce Iglauer to found Alligator Records
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Deluxe Edition
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Hound Dog Taylor
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Chicago harmonica player who helped introduce blues to a white audience with a band featuring guitarist Mike Bloomfield
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East-West
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Paul Butterfield
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Soulful blues guitarist from the Northeast who plays mostly instrumentals
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Blues Guitar Virtuoso Live in Europe
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Ronnie Earl
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Great slide guitarist who was discovered in Como, MS, in 1959
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The Best of ___________ ____ ________
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Mississippi Fred McDowell
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Creative blues singer and guitarist who has explored Delta blues, reggae, hip hop, traditional African music, and more
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Greens from the Garden
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Corey Harris
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Harmonica pioneer from Jackson, TN, who was tragically killed in a mugging at the age of 34
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Sugar Mama
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Sonny Boy Williamson I
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Harmonica player who took his name from ^ while hosting the King Biscuit Time radio show in Helena, AR
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The Essential _____ ___ __________
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Sonny Boy Williamson II
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Legendary and influential Delta blues guitarist who died at age 27
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King of the Delta Blues Singers
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Robert Johnson
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Singer and guitarist born in North Dakota who burst onto the national blues scene in the late '90s while still in his teens
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Wander This World
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Jonny Lang
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Guitarist from Louisiana who also burst onto the scene in the late '90s as a teenager
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How I Go
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Kenny Wayne Shepherd
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Great blues singer who plays a guitar named Lucille
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Live at the Regal
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B.B. King
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The greatest Chicago blues guitarist and a master of disonance and dynamics
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The Very Best of _____ ___
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Buddy Guy
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Chicago harmonica player and frequent collaborator with ^
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Hoodoo Man Blues
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Junior Wells
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Chicago blues pianist with a distinctive style who played with Muddy Waters and lived to be 97
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After Hours
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Pinetop Perkins
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Up-and-coming English female blues-rock guitarist and singer
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Almost Always Never
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Joanne Shaw Taylor
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The second-greatest guitarist of all time, a Texas blues guitarist who died tragically in 1990
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Live at Montreux: 1982 & 1985
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Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Texas Cannonball whose big instrumental hit became a blues-rock standard
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Ultimate Collection
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Freddie King
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Left-handed guitarist who played a Flying V and bent notes like no one else
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King of the Blues Guitar
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Albert King
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Chicago blues singer and often the first name that comes to mind when people say the word "blues"
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The Definitive Collection
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Muddy Waters
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Female guitarist and singer from Kansas City who won a Blues Music Award for "Best New Artist Debut" in 2012
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Runaway
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Samantha Fish
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Chicago harmonica player with a beautiful, clear sound and a guitar-playing son named Lurrie
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Mellow Down Easy
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Carey Bell
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Texas guitarist and singer who played mainly solo on both acoustic and electric guitars
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The Very Best of ________ _______
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Lightnin' Hopkins
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