Are you looking for the most legendary and famous blues musicians? Read on to find legendary musicians who transformed the ...

Aerosmith and Joe Perry were indebted to the pioneering sounds of blues, and in 2004 they paid tribute to their early years by covering 'Baby, Please Don't Go'.

The Beatles released “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown),” which featured a sitar played by George Harrison. Soon, artists like The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, Jimi ...

There are plenty of highlights: the king of modern blues getting down and dirty (musically) with a former Van Halen singer. G3 trading solos for 11 minutes over a rock classic. Alex Lifeson ...

More than any other musician, Muddy Waters transformed the music of the Delta into modern electric blues. His influence was at the heart of English R&B bands such as the Rolling Stones ...

Muddy Waters is known as the father of the blues, and in 1969, he got together to record one of the finest albums of his career with some of his musical sons.

Rock music first grew out of the rock’n’roll movement of the 1940s and 50s, which itself was inspired by country and African-American rhythm and blues from the 1920s and 30s. Even from its ...

As a seasoned guitarist, songwriter, and performer, Knowles embodies the essence of modern blues ... Davy Knowles‘ music continues to resonate deeply within the blues-rock community.