Blues Greats

Moore is more than just a talented guitarist; he is a living link to the golden era of the blues, a man who carries the torch of the Delta and the West Side

The following list explores the titans who defined the sound, pushed the boundaries of the instrument, and influenced every generation of musicians that followed.

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Lurrie Bell’s career has been shaped by his collaborations with the architects of the Chicago sound. Beyond his lifelong musical partnership with Carey Bell, he spent years as a member of Koko Taylor’s Blues Machine

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Jesse Fuller’s legacy extends far beyond his famous compositions. He solved the problem of economic touring by creating a complete orchestra in one person, driven by his feet, hands,

This was one of Jimmy Rogers’s earliest and most successful solo recordings on Chess Records, featuring Muddy Waters playing slide guitar behind him

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