Smokey Hogg: The Erratic Genius of Post-War Country Blues
Smokey Hogg was the commercial king of post-war country blues, famous for his loose relationship with music theory and his infectious, foot-stomping grooves. Rejecting rigid 12-bar structures in favor of instinctual, erratic rhythms and sharp staccato fills, Hogg delivered a masterclass in pure emotional honesty. His prolific catalog remains a vital blueprint of beautiful imperfection for roots guitarists worldwide.
