List of Blues Musicians - Postwar Blues

Postwar Blues

Name Birth year Death year
Mose Allison 1927
Buster Benton 1932 1996
Charles Brown 1922 1999
Roy Brown 1925 1981
George "Mojo" Buford 1929 2011
Carolina Slim 1923 1953
Good Rockin' Charles 1933 1989
Ray Charles 1930 2004
Gary B.B. Coleman 1947 1994
Pee Wee Crayton 1914 1985
James Crutchfield 1912 2001
Larry Davis 1936 1994
Little Sammy Davis 1928
Floyd Dixon 1929 2006
Champion Jack Dupree c.1909 1992
Bob Gaddy 1924 1997
Terry Garland 1953
Clarence Garlow 1911 1986
Larry Garner 1952
James Harman 1946
Wynonie Harris 1915 1969
Duke Henderson unknown 1972
Louis Jordan 1908 1975
Booker T. Laury 1914 1995
Little Willie Littlefield 1931
Willie Love 1906 1953
Percy Mayfield 1920 1984
Amos Milburn 1927 1980
Dave Peabody 1948
Pinetop Perkins 1913 2011
Piano Red 1911 1985
Sherman Robertson 1948
J.D. Short 1902 1962
Frankie Lee Sims 1917 1970
Memphis Slim 1915 1988
Smoky Babe 1927 1975
Houston Stackhouse 1910 1980
Lonesome Sundown 1928 1995
Lavelle White 1929
Joe Willie Wilkins 1921 1981
Lester Williams 1920 1990
Smokey Wilson 1936
U.P. Wilson 1934 2004
Jimmy Witherspoon 1923 1997

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