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I know, another list. And as usual, I'll get back to it.
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"Give us something new, indeed for Heaven’s sake give us rather the bad, and let us feel we are still alive, instead of constantly going around in deedless admiration for the conventional" ~ Carl Nielsen
Well, here's my ignorant list. I'm still a relative novice in the world of the blues, but hopefully this isn't too horrible. I'm just basing this on what I've come to understand as artists of particular innovation, not really on "favorites".
Of course, this will have to be cleared with Satchmo.
Charley Patton
Lonnie Johnson
Blind Willie McTell
Robert Johnson
T-Bone Walker
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"Give us something new, indeed for Heaven’s sake give us rather the bad, and let us feel we are still alive, instead of constantly going around in deedless admiration for the conventional" ~ Carl Nielsen
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"Give us something new, indeed for Heaven’s sake give us rather the bad, and let us feel we are still alive, instead of constantly going around in deedless admiration for the conventional" ~ Carl Nielsen
Keep in mind this is intended as sperate from the guitarists thread -- this is overall ability in all areas.
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"Give us something new, indeed for Heaven’s sake give us rather the bad, and let us feel we are still alive, instead of constantly going around in deedless admiration for the conventional" ~ Carl Nielsen
Isn't the blues phenomenon pretty much exclusive to the 20th century anyway?
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I'm still a relative novice in the world of the blues, but hopefully this isn't too horrible. 
I'm just basing this on what I've come to understand as artists of particular innovation, not really on "favorites".
