Blues.Gr
Blogs
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Q&A with Argentine musician Ruben Vaneske, a virtuoso of the diatonic harmonica in the blues scene of Latin America.
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Q&A with Canadian bluesman Al “Wailin’” Walker, five decades proving that the blues is not a genre you retire from
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Q&A with harmonica player Dai Gallo from Argentina, known for her energy on stage and her passionate playing.
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Q&A with veteran guitarist Johnny Laporte (born John Rijken), one of the most iconic figures in the Dutch blues scene
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Q&A with Conrad Warre of Bees Deluxe, delivers blues that honors its roots while fearlessly exploring new musical territory
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Q&A with Detroit-based blues-rock musician Michigan Mick, blurring the lines between electric blues and raw, riff-forward rock 'n' roll
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Q&A with José María Rearte, one of the most prominent and authentic blues artists in Patagonia, Argentina
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Q&A with guitarist Rick Berthod - Nevada based musician has built his reputation around dynamic, electric blues-rock
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Christopher Wyze speaks about his philosophy surrounding music—a music that, as he emphasizes, transcends borders and cultures to give voice to universal human emotions
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Q&A with Canadian FOG Blues & Brass Band, classic Blues consists of an R&B / Rockin’ sound by a 7-piece band
