Genre: Harmonica Blues
Harmonica Blues refers to any style of blues where the harmonica plays a central figure. Although the harmonica was present in many country-blues recordings, it became a dominant force in the '50s, when the instrument was amplified. Although who was the first bluesman to blow his harp into a cheap microphone plugged into an equally cheap public address system and distorting it beyond belief will be forever lost to history, the artist who made the genre known as Electric Harmonica Blues come to life was none other than ittle Walter Jacobs. (read more)
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Albums
Featured Albums (view all Harmonica Blues albums)
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Sonny Boy Williamson II, Willie Love: Clownin' With The World
1993 Alligator -
Sonny Terry: The Folkways Years, 1944-1963
1991 Smithsonian-Folkways -
Billy Boy Arnold: More Blues On The South Side
1963 Prestige-Origi -
Charlie Musselwhite: Live 1986-Up And Down The Highway
2003 Castle -
Paul Butterfield: The Legendary Paul Butterfield Rides Again
1986 Amherst -
Kenny Wayne Shepherd: 10 Days Out (Blues From The Backroads)
2006 Reprise -
Sonny Boy Williamson II: Complete Recorded Works-Vol.4 (1941-1945)
1991 Document
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