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The King of the West Side Chicago Blues

Otis Rush (1934)

Otis Rush, born in Philadelphia April 29, 1934, is a blues singer and guitarist. His style similar to artists such as Luther Allison, Magic Sam, Buddy Guy and Albert King, Blues is known as the West Side of Chicago and has had an influence on artists such as Michael Bloomfield, Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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The "Cannonball" Texas Blues

Freddie King (1934-1976)

was born in Gilmer, Texas on September 3 1934. Learn to play the guitar very young (it is said that already at 6 years was able to play a whole song) thanks to the teachings of his mother and uncle, when he was only 16 years he moved to Chicago in search of glory and met great bluesmen of the "windy city": Muddy Waters and Jimmy Rogers and Eddie Taylor take a liking to teach him the secrets of electric guitar and inserting it into the club circuit where you create a reputation that earned him a recording contract, however, with giants of the time (Chess and Cobra).

In this period he worked as a day laborer in a steel mill and in the evening playing the blues in the company of Otis Rush and Magic Sam. Freddy as a session man, however, was much in demand and his name appears a number of recordings in the period including that of "Spoonful" Howlin 'Wolf. After a couple of 45s-successful a great opportunity presents itself when the Federal (thanks to the famous pianist Sonny Thompson) gives him the ability to record a series of songs in their own name appears among those that later become its symbol is the famous "Hide Away" an instrumental that will come even in the top ten American giving him a big reputation. For all 60

King recorded a tremendous amount of disk changes with great ease from blues to R & B to funk, riding a bit 'all the fashions of the moment, and it was this lack of a precise stylistic situation to make him earn criticism from many. The instrumental tracks, usually of up time, characterized by the very tight turns, are her strength so he can put as many as 6 in the charts simultaneously. Irresistibly attracted to the new dimension of international rock star Freddy made the mistake to affect a lot of records that we can easily define unnecessary and that it undermined the reputation and importance for many years (although recently its shape has been reassessed and Its importance is recognized everywhere).

Despite this, however, the Texas bluesman is an extraordinary musician, just think which at the time the young musicians who supported an audition for the various labels in the industry was asked to play Hide Away, they were able to reproduce all the agreements to the satisfaction then he was given a chance. Even today, despite being passed over 40 this song is immortal as a sort of culmination of all the bluesmen that more and more often placed in the lineup of their concerts.

Freddy was a 'huge man with huge hands so that just the exceptional size of his fingers have not ever allowed to try to slide as he himself says: "My fingers are too big to use the metal bar." Despite this he was a very fast guitar player who was the violence of its features sound (played in bare hands without a pick) going with a natural vibrato-rich solos from other clean and elegant. As we have said his performances on disc left to be desired but often live the least known of the King was a real beast which has earned the nickname Texas Cannonball; during concerts free from the impositions of the market (to which I must say never opposite) Freddy could erupt resulting in nothing short of incendiary performances.

died in Dallas in 1976, just 42 years, died of a heart attack aggravated by hepatitis, ulcers and fatigue.

(Adapted freely from Rocklab.it)

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John Mayall (1933)

Mayall (born November 29, 1933) is the son of Murray Mayall, a guitarist and a passionate jazz. Since childhood, he was approached by the sounds of American blues musicians, including Leadbelly, Albert Ammons, Pinetop Smith, and Eddie Lang, and, learned to play piano, guitar and harmonica.

Mayall attended art school and then did three years of military service with the British Army in Korea. In 1956, he began playing blues with almost professional groups, "The Powerhouse Four and, later," The Blues Syndicate ". Under the influence of Alexis Korner, he moved to London and formed "John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.

The Bluesbreakers were a kind of test and training for blues musicians, and there were several changes of components before the arrival of Eric Clapton, with whom the group reached its first commercial success. After leaving Clapton to form Cream, the Bluesbreakers took among their ranks a number of other notable musicians, including Peter Green, John McVie, Kal David, and Mick Taylor. Record the words of Eric Clapton, John Mayall ran a school for musicians incredibly good. "

In the early '70s, Mayall reached commercial success in the United States moved to Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles. There was an important influence on the careers of musicians emerging as Blue Mitchell, Red Holloway, Larry Taylor and Harvey Mandel.

Mayall has since continued to play and give concerts, also restoring the Bluesbreakers in 1982.

On 29 November 2003 made a big concert in Liverpool on the stage, bringing, among others, Eric Clapton and Mick Taylor.

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"The Iceman, Master of the Telecaster"

Albert Collins (1932-1993)

American Blues guitarist and singer, born on 1 October 1932 Leona (Texas).

began his career in the 50s, playing in various clubs in Houston and surrounding areas. Since 1958 began recording his first songs, many of which have as their theme the cold (such as "The Freeze" or "Frosty") from which the nickname "The Iceman". Released in 1962 "Frosty" is the first commercially successful but that will not follow.

In 1968 during his concert in Houston, singer Bob Hite of Canned Heat the group "discovered" and helps him to know. This momentary popularity will allow him to sign a contract with the label "Imperial Records," by which affect as many as 3 discs.

It was not until the late 70's, however, to see his career really take off. With the label "Alligator" will affect the album "Ice Pickin '" which will become a real success. Subsequently affect "Frozen Alive" and "Do not lose your cool" that will also be a great success. The latter ("Do not lose your cool") will receive even the title of best album of Blues, 1983.

become one of the Bluesmen most reliable of his generation, Albert Collins affect its latest album in 1991, and that will take the title of "Iceman".
year later during a long international tour with his band ("The icebreakers of") will be diagnosed with lung cancer. From this tour will be recorded one last album ("Live '92-'93) which will be released after his death on November 24, 1993 in Las Vegas.

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Hubert Sumlin ( 1931)

Born in Greenwood, Mississippi, Sumlin was raised in Hughes, Arkansas.

beginning of the 50, James Cotton and Hubert formed a band together. Howlin 'Wolf heard them play at West Memphis and now proposed to enter as Humlin first guitar in his band in Chicago. Along with other great guitarists of the band Wolf, which Willie Johnson and Jody Williams, Hubert contributed to some Track Blues deeper, primitive and intense that the world has ever heard.
remained in the band until 1980.

Big Blues and Rock guitarists like Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmy Page, Hendrix and and will be inspired by his style.

today to 76 years and despite health problems, carrying on its successful solo career.

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The icon of the Blues guitar upside

BB King (1925)

Riley B. King aka BB King, born September 16, 1925 in Itta Bena, Mississippi USA, is an American blues guitarist. With a long career behind him, is now one of the most important living bluesmen. With his "Lucille", a Gibson ES-335, has become an icon of the same genre as early as the fifties.

King spent much of his childhood living with his mother and grandmother, working as a sharecropper. As a young man, King was a brother to blacks singers like T-Bone Walker and Lonnie Johnson and artists jazz such as Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt. King soon began to practice singing gospel music in church.

In 1943, King moved to Indianola, Mississippi, and three years later in Memphis, Tennessee, where he refined his technique as a guitarist with the help of his cousin, country blues guitarist Bukka White.

Eventually, King began to broadcast his music live on Radio Memphis WDIA, a station that had recently changed its programming to broadcast only black music, which is extremely rare at the time. King began to use the radio as The Pepticon Boy, which later became The Beale Street Blues Boy. The name was later shortened to Blues Boy and, finally, BB

In 1949, King began recording songs for the RPM Records in Los Angeles. Most of his early recordings were produced by Sam Phillips, who later would found the legendary Sun Records.

In the fifties, King became one of the leading exponents of the R & B scene by collecting a long list of hits including "You Know I Love You," "Woke Up This Morning," "Please Love Me," "When My Heart Beats like a Hammer, "" Whole Lotta 'Love, "" You Upset Me Baby, "" Every Day I Have the Blues, "" Sneakin' Around, "" Ten Long Years, "" Bad Luck, "" Sweet Little Angel "" On My Word of Honor "and" Please Accept My Love. " In 1962, King signed to ABC-Paramount Records.

In November 1964, King recorded at the Regal Theater in Chicago the album Live at the Regal, which was soon to become legendary.

In the decades since King has less and less without losing popularity due to participation in TV shows, movies and taking about 300 nights every year. In 1988 he gained a new generation of fans thanks to the single "When Love Comes To Town", played along with U2.

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Albert King (1923-1992)

Albert King, aka Albert Nelson (Indianola, Mississippi, April 25, 1923 - Memphis, Tennessee , December 21, 1992) was a blues guitarist and singer.
His father, preacher, Albert left the family when she was only five years.

He began playing guitar when he moved to a cotton farm in Arkansas, building rudimentary stringed instruments.
In 1939 he was given his first guitar with which, after work, roaming through the club and roadhouse.

first began to play with "Yancery's Band" where he played the role of rhythm guitarist, and later formed his first band, "Boys In The Groove" at this time chose the artistic name of "Albert King".
Like many other musicians did, he moved north in search of success. In Chicago, the group played drums for Jimmy Reed.

King played guitar left-handed (with the handle at right). Nevertheless, it reversed the order of the strings in reverse his instrument (we have then from the top down I sing, Si, Sol, Re, La, Mi).

His particular style of performance was often marked "bends" and suffered from a slow and phrasing. Among the fathers of the blues guitar, has deeply influenced the style of many later musicians such as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, Mike Bloomfield and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
died December 21, 1992 in Memphis (Tennessee).

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