List of Blues Musicians - Chicago/Detroit Blues

Chicago/Detroit Blues

Name Birth year Death year
Luther Allison 1939 1997
John Henry Barbee 1905 1964
Lefty Bates 1920 2007
Carey Bell 1936 2007
Eddie "Guitar" Burns 1928
Paul Butterfield 1942 1987
Eddie Boyd 1914 1994
James Cotton 1935
Blind John Davis 1913 1985
Bo Diddley 1928 2008
Willie Dixon 1915 1992
Lefty Dizz 1937 1993
David "Honeyboy" Edwards 1915 2011
Leroy Foster 1923 1958
Calvin Frazier 1915 1972
Buddy Guy 1936
Phil Guy 1940 2008
Shakey Jake Harris 1921 1990
Earl Hooker 1929 1970
John Lee Hooker 1917 2001
Big Walter Horton 1918 1981
J. B. Hutto 1926 1983
Elmore James 1918 1963
Bobo Jenkins 1916 1984
L.V. Johnson 1946 1994
Floyd Jones 1917 1989
Moody Jones 1908 1988
Albert King 1924 1992
Eddie King 1938 2012
Freddie King 1934 1976
Bonnie Lee 1931 2006
Hip Linkchain 1936 1989
James Montgomery (singer) 1949
Nick Moss 1972
Charlie Musselwhite 1944
Robert Nighthawk 1909 1967
Odie Payne 1926 1989
Pinetop Perkins 1913 2011
Snooky Pryor 1921 2006
Boogie Woogie Red 1925 1985
Jimmy Reed 1925 1976
Soko Richardson 1939 2004
Jimmy Rogers 1924 1997
Otis Rush 1934
Magic Sam 1937 1970
Eddie Shaw 1937
Johnny Shines 1915 1992
Little Mack Simmons 1933 2000
Magic Slim 1937
Little Smokey Smothers 1939 2010
Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers 1929 1993
Little Sonny 1932 2000
Otis Spann 1930 1970
Arthur "Big Boy" Spires 1912 1990
Eddie Taylor 1923 1985
Hound Dog Taylor 1915 1975
The Butler Twins 1942 2003 /2004
Little Walter 1930 1968
Baby Boy Warren 1919 1977
Joe Weaver 1934 2006
Big Mama Thornton 1926 1984
Carl Weathersby 1953
Junior Wells 1934 1998
Jody Williams 1935
Johnny Williams 1906 2006
Sonny Boy Williamson I 1918 1948
Sonny Boy Williamson II c.1912 1965
Washboard Willie 1909 1991
Howlin' Wolf 1910 1976
Big John Wrencher 1923 1977
Johnny "Man" Young 1918 1974

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