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2. Apr 22,  · 27 Raw Images That Document The Birth Of The Blues. View Gallery. No one person created the blues. It was a sound born from slaves on plantations, shaped in prison chain gangs, and turned into a new style of music on the back porches of poor, African-American homes in the late s.

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3. Blues legend B.B. King with his guitar, "Lucille" Blues performers such as John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters continued to perform to enthusiastic audiences, inspiring new artists steeped in traditional blues, such as New York-born Taj Mahal. John Lee Hooker blended his blues style with rock elements and playing with younger white musicians.

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4. Blues Music History Resources Books. Lawrence Cohn, et al, Nothing But the Blues: The Music and the Musicians Cohn, a Grammy Award-winning blues producer, brings together eleven essays on the development of the blues from its beginnings, marshalling some of the best writers on the subject.

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6. He issued his debut LP, 'Singin' the Blues', in King began performing with rock bands in the sixties. Opening for the Rolling Stones' American Tour in , King issued 'The Thrill Is Gone' the next year for a Grammy. saw his election into the Blues Hall of .

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8. From Quiz: The Birth of the Blues (click to play it). Question by author maddogrick Answer: W.C. Handy. Handy was born in and wrote "Memphis Blues" in Some of his other notable compositions were "St. Louis Blues", "Beale St. Blues" and "Yellow Dog Blues". He was noted more as a composer rather than as a performer but eye problems.

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