List of Blues Musicians - Modern Blues (post 1950s)

Modern Blues (post 1950s)

Name Birth year Death year
Duane Allman 1946 1971
Gaye Adegbalola 1944
Kip Anderson 1938 2007
James Anthony 1955
Memphis Willie B. 1911 1993
Back Alley John 1955 2006
Etta Baker 1913 2006
Marcia Ball 1949
Johnnie Bassett 1935 2012
Elvin Bishop 1942
Janis Joplin 1943 1970
Bobby Bland 1930
Rory Block 1949
Mike Bloomfield 1943 1981
The Blues Brothers
Roy Book Binder 1943
Delaney Bramlett 1939 2009
Freddie Brooks 1962
Lonnie Brooks 1933
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown 1924 2005
Charles Caldwell 1943 2003
Bob Brozman 1954
Roy Buchanan 1939 1988
Eric Burdon 1941
Michael Burks 1957 2012
Jimmy Burns 1943
Aron Burton 1938
Eric Clapton 1945
Albert Collins 1932 1993
Johnny Copeland 1937 1997
Al Copley 1952
Robert Cray 1953
Yavuz Çetin 1970 2001
Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis 1925 1995
Willie Dixon 1915 1992
Little Arthur Duncan 1934 2008
Big Joe Duskin 1921 2007
Johnny Dyer 1938
Snooks Eaglin 1936 2009
Robert Ealey 1925 2001
Clarence Edwards 1933 1993
Margie Evans 1940
John Fahey 1939 2001
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Billy Flynn 1956
Robben Ford 1951
Carol Fran 1933
Denny Freeman 1944
Steve Freund 1952
Earl Gaines 1935 2009
Grady Gaines 1934
Roy Gaines 1934
Rory Gallagher 1948 1995
Paul Geremia 1944
Billy F. Gibbons 1949
Lacy Gibson 1936 2011
Peter Green 1946
Guitar Slim, Jr. 1951
Larry Hamilton 1951 2011
John P. Hammond 1942
Ernie Hawkins 1947
Ted Hawkins 1936 1995
Johnny Heartsman 1937 1996
Jimi Hendrix 1942 1970
Z.Z. Hill 1935 1984
Bob Hite 1943 1981
John Dee Holeman 1929
John Lee Hooker 1917 2001
Lightnin' Hopkins 1912 1982
James Hunter 1962
Long John Hunter 1931
Ironing Board Sam 1939
Fruteland Jackson 1953
Colin James 1964
Etta James 1938 2012
Steve James 1950
Jimmy Johnson 1928
Luther "Snake Boy" Johnson 1934 1976
Andrew "Jr. Boy" Jones 1948
Little Sonny Jones 1931 1989
Tutu Jones 1966
Jo Ann Kelly 1944 1990
B.B. King 1925
Freddie King 1934 1976
Little Freddie King 1940
Lady Bianca 1953
Sammy Lawhorn 1935 1990
Calvin Leavy 1940 2010
Alvin Lee 1944
Frankie Lee 1941
Lovie Lee 1909 1997
The Legendary Blues Band
John "Juke" Logan 1954
Lonnie Mack 1941
Cash McCall 1941
Doug Macleod 1946
Taj Mahal 1942
J.J. Malone 1935 2004
Johnny Mars 1942
John Mayall 1933
Pete Mayes 1938 2008
Floyd Miles 1943
Luke "Long Gone" Miles 1925 1987
Keb' Mo' 1951
Gary Moore 1952 2011
Johnny B. Moore 1950
Mike Morgan 1959
Sam Myers 1936
Steve Nardella 1948
Sugar Ray Norcia unknown
Darrell Nulisch 1952
Odetta 1930 2008
Jimmy Page 1944
Rod Piazza 1947
Lonnie Pitchford 1955 1998
Gary Primich 1958 2007
Kid Ramos 1959
Louisiana Red 1932 2012
Fenton Robinson 1935 1997
Roy Rogers 1950
Roomful of Blues
Freddie Roulette 1939
Bobby Rush 1940
Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women
Ken Saydak unknown
Seasick Steve c.1940
Magic Slim 1937
Son Seals 1942 2004
Harmonica Shah 1946
Roscoe Shelton 1931 2002
Lightnin' Slim 1913 1974
Drink Small 1933
Barkin' Bill Smith 1928 2000
Moses "Whispering" Smith 1932 1984
Arbee Stidham 1917 1988
Angela Strehli 1945
Koko Taylor 1935 2009
Mick Taylor 1949
Tabby Thomas 1929
Rufus Thomas 1917 2001
Ron Thompson 1953
George Thorogood 1950
Andrew Tibbs 1929 1991
Ali Farka Touré 1939 2006
Robin Trower 1945
Walter Trout 1951
Titus Turner 1933 1984
Jimmie Vaughan 1951
Stevie Ray Vaughan 1954 1990
Mose Vinson 1917 2002
Willie D. Warren 1924 2000
Kazumi Watanabe 1953
Boogie Bill Webb 1924 1990
Stan Webb 1946
Valerie Wellington 1959 1993
Golden "Big" Wheeler 1929 1998
Lil' Ed Williams 1955
Johnny Winter 1944
Alan Wilson 1943 1970
Mitch Woods 1951

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