Here are a series of obituaries, tributes, dedications and biographies in lasting memory of early British blues artists and those involved in the early British blues scene who have sadly passed on.
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– singer/guitarist and a lifelong stalwart of the British blues |
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– a founder member of Fleetwood Mac and a stalwart of the British blues scene for five decade |
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– British blues pioneer |
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– guitarist and band-leader who popularised black American blues, soul, and rhythm and blues. |
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– singer/songwriter known as the ‘King of Skiffle’ |
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– the ‘people’s guitarist |
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– a bluesman, plain and simple. |
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– drummer and leader of the 60s Keef Hartley Band |
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– one or thse little-known but seminal musicians who influenced many famous names during the 60s blues boom |
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– one of the most respected and important figures in British blues history |
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– pre-eminent authority on the blues |
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– Northern Irish blues singer |
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– ‘the best 60s British blues singer there was’ |
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– ‘Dave The Rave’ : “Sometime DJ, film maker, boat safety examiner & gadget freak” |
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– 60s/70s harmonica player accompaniest of Jo Ann Kelly |
more soon …