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[i-love-guitars]

 1930s Stella grand concert model.

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[peteschmidtblues-blog]

Jump Blues Backing Track in C Westcoast Style Harmonica Guitar Shuffle J...

https://youtu.be/CABrXniCYGU?feature=shared

More blues backing tracks on this playlist:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjZiGhdYmaO4Nt8KrY8RZXfPvUxlNP9Q6&feature=shared

[michaelquest]

Another no nonsense bluesy guitar-driven song if mine added here 👉🏻 M-M-n-M Blues 🎸 #newblues #bluesmusic #bluesguitar #music #Spotify

#spotifyplaylist #playlists 🔥

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6arDWpKzLtGAiBBpwTxN7v?si=1Qyd4UUfQbywb58FZm1qiw

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

ROSY-CHEEKED KING OF THE BLUES.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the late, great B.B. King (1925-2015), American blues guitarist/vocalist/singer-songwriter and all around legendary bluesman, artwork by William Stout for his "Legends of the Blues" (2013) portrait series.

MINI-BIO: "Riley B. King was born on September 16, 1925 in Itta Bena, Mississippi. After his father left the family, Riley grew up in his mother’s and grandmother’s homes. He worked as a sharecropper and sang gospel, then moved to Indianola, Mississippi, in 1943. Country and gospel were his first influences, followed by the music of T-Bone Walker, Lonnie Johnson, Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt. In 1946, he studied guitar for ten months in Memphis under his cousin, bluesman Bukka White. After months of hardship, Riley returned to Indianola.

King came back to Memphis in 1948, working at radio station WDIA as a singer and disc jockey, gaining the nickname “Beale Street Blues Boy,” (hence, “B.B.”; not “B. B.”, by the way). Upon first hearing T-Bone Walker, he promptly purchased an electric guitar. King cut tracks for Bullet, then began recording for RPM with (famed Elvis Presley) producer Sam Phillips. King’s first R&B #1 was Lowell Fulson’s “Three O’Clock Blues” (1951).

In the mid-1950s, while B.B. was performing at an Arkansas dance, a kerosene stove got knocked over during a fight, setting the place ablaze. B.B. raced outdoors with the crowd. Realizing he had left his beloved $30 acoustic guitar inside, he rushed back in to retrieve it, narrowly escaping death. After finding out the brawl had been over a woman named Lucille, he named his guitar “Lucille” as a reminder never to be so crazy as to fight over a woman. Since then, each of his Gibson guitars has been named Lucille. The original Lucille was stolen from his car’s trunk in Brooklyn. He offered a $20,000 reward but no one ever came forward. He eventually had an open offer of $100,000 for the return of that beloved guitar."

-- WILLIAM STOUT, slightly revised B.B. bio from WS's "Legends of the Blues" book

Sources: www.comicsgrinder.com/2013/06/14/review-legends-of-the-blues-by-william-stout and www.williamstout.com/news/journal/2015/05/15/b-b-king-1925-2015.

[andreaguitar91]

National Gallery🇬🇧 @nationalgallery • #guitar #guitarist #guitarplayer #guitarporn #travel #guitarcover #guitars #heavymetalband #uk #guitarteacher #bluesguitar #bluesrock #galleryart #music #jazzmusic #rock #heavymetal #blackmetal #musica #rocknroll #acousticguitar #galleryofart #guitaristsofinstagram #museum #monet #vangogh #london #art #nationalgallery #nationalgallerylondon (presso National Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CokbDVmMB7Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[robertconnelyfarr]

Filmed at #JimmyDuckHolmes filmed at #JimmyDuckHolmes #BlueFrontCafe home to the #BentoniaBluesFestival #BentoniaBlues in 2019 enjoy!!

[super-guitar-mark-fitchett]

Best Blues Album 2022.

[guitarlessonsbobbycrispy]

Here's how to play 10 bluesy blues riffs on guitar. Easy lesson to learn step by step method with tabs in the video.

[stickybones-jackson]

New Orleans Voodoo Tarot Week 47

Let's go down to the crossroads and call up the devil. A bi-weekly New Orleans Voodoo Tarot reading, exploring my creative path. This week I added a touch of keys through some organ work to flavour the music. Three-Card Tarot Spread for Musical Creativity: Ambition Mutual benefit based upon the experience of and devotion to the Grand Mother.   Community Great energy called to do good or ill. Stationary forces are roused and called into action  Opportunity A favourable outcome when the last words are said and last things done. Sounds like things will turn out okay in the end. 

[rockinjohnny]

Pain Killer Blues

[joepajareeproject]

Joe Pajaree #Halloweenmusic #newhalloweenmusic #spookytunes #halloweenmu...

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[peteschmidtblues-blog]

Quick & Easy Blues Shuffle Variations for Guitarists | 2 Minute Tutorial!

[sound-symmetry]

🎶✨ #TimmyLee #NewMusic #June2024" Facebook: "Check out Timmy Lee's latest hits for June 2024! A captivating mix of heavy industri-RAP-metal, bluegrass, and more. Dive into the dynamic world of Timmy Lee's music now! #TimmyLee #NewMusic #June2024 #Playlist" BandLab: "Timmy Lee's latest hits are here!

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"...I CHANGED HIS PUPILS INTO SKULLS -- AN INDICATION OF ROBERT'S SHORT, VIOLENT LIFE."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on portrait of mythical bluesman Robert Johnson, a.k.a. Robert Leroy Dodds (May 8, 1911-August 16, 1938), illustrated by William Stout for his "Legends of the Blues" (2013) portraits series.

Instruments: guitar, vocals.

Johnson was rumored to have sold his soul to the devil for tuning his guitar just so. The influential blues master has been covered by the likes of CREAM, FLEETWOOD MAC, LED ZEPPELIN, and the ROLLING STONES.

Recommended tracks: “Crossroads Blues,” “Love in Vain,” “Have You Ever Been Lonely,” “Hellhound on My Trail,” “Stop Breakin’ Down Blues,” “From Four Until Late,” “Traveling Riverside Blues,” “Come On in My Kitchen.”

"I was extremely happy to learn that the legendary bluesman Robert Johnson was not part of Robert Crumb’s blues card set. His was one of the first portraits I felt compelled to draw. This particular image of mine is so popular that I have painted four different versions of it, including one in oil paints. In my portrait of him I changed his pupils into skulls – an indication of Robert’s short, violent life."

-- WILLIAM STOUT (American painter/illustrator/blues music aficionado) on his Robert Johnson portrait

Source: www.loudersound.com/features/william-stout-s-portraits-of-the-biggest-names-in-blues.