Blues artists

Vintage black and white photos brought to life with a splash of color.

A page for describing NightmareFuel: Robert Johnson. Listen to these songs and try not to wonder if the legends surrounding this man had any truth to them.

What did it mean for B.B. King, a man who rose from incredible poverty to worldwide fame, to really love the way he famously did? This touching article looks upon King's philosophy with quotes from King himself and those that knew him.

Joe Bonamassa has thrived outside the system for some time. Releasing albums and booking tours through his own J&R Adventures, his fiery guitar work

A look back through the blues legend’s career, from his early days to his Grammy wins and collaborations with Bobby Bland, Bono and Eric Clapton

One music critic called Robert Johnson “the Shelley, Keats, and Rimbaud of the blues all rolled into one.”

Going from farm to front porch across America’s south in the 1960s, William Ferris recorded everything from praying pigs to haunting blues – a political act, he says, at a time when black voices were being silenced

Blues Musician. A legendary guitarist and vocalist, he is best known for such hits as I'm a Man, Who Do You Love? and Pretty Thing. He was born Ellas Bates McDaniel in McComb, Mississippi and raised in Chicago. In 1955, he signed with Checkers Records and had hits with Mona, Say Man, Before You Accuse Me, and Road...

B.B. King, Della Reese, Mahalia Jackson. The gang's all here.

In a career that lasted almost seven decades, he inspired Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and generations of other guitarists.