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The Blues
History Of The Blues
- Blues
- Work song
- Folk music
- Spiritual (music)
- Field holler
- Ring shout
- Chant
- Ballad
- Jazz
- Rhythm and blues
- Rock and roll
- Call and response (music)
- Blues scale
- Chord progression
- Twelve-bar blues
- Blue note
- Swing (jazz performance style)
- Bassline
- Groove (music)
- Traditional blues verses
- Bar form
- Music of Africa
- Juke joint
- Country blues
- Delta blues
- Piedmont blues
- Chicago blues
- West Coast blues
- Electric blues
- Blues rock
- Hart Wand
- Dallas Blues
- Saint Louis Blues (song)
- W. C. Handy
- Talking blues
- Igbo music
- Blind Lemon Jefferson
- Big Joe Turner
- Hokum
- Farce
- Tampa Red
- Dirty blues
- Yoruba religion
- Robert Johnson
- Cross Road Blues
- Elegua
- Orisha
- Charley Patton
- Skip James
- Reverend Gary Davis
- Blind Willie Johnson
- Cyclic form
- Bessie Smith
- Eight-bar blues
- How Long, How Long Blues
- Trouble in Mind (song)
- Big Bill Broonzy
- Key to the Highway
- Sixteen-bar blues
- Ray Charles
- Herbie Hancock
- Watermelon Man (composition)
- Sitting on Top of the World
- Walter Vinson
- Time signature
- Chord (music)
- Degree (music)
- Key (music)
- Tonic (music)
- Subdominant
- Dominant (music)
- Turnaround (music)
- Harmonic seventh
- Diatonic scale
- Minor seventh
- Dominant seventh chord
- Melody
- Flat (music)
- Minor third
- Tritone
- Major scale
- Grace note
- Swing music
- Ostinato
- Origins of the blues
- The Memphis Blues
- Mamie Smith
- Perry Bradford
- Clarksdale, Mississippi
- Jelly Roll Morton
- Ma Rainey
- Tutwiler, Mississippi
- Howard W. Odum
- Lafayette County, Mississippi
- Newton County, Georgia
- Paul Oliver
- Lawrence Gellert
- Robert Winslow Gordon
- Archive of Folk Culture
- John Lomax
- Alan Lomax
- Lead Belly
- Henry Thomas (blues musician)
- Harmony
- Griot
- Pow wow
- Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
- Seventh chord
- Diddley bow
- Banjo
- Igbo people
- Xalam
- Akonting
- Wolof people
- Fula people
- Mandinka people
- Papa Charlie Jackson
- Gus Cannon
- Minstrel show
- Ragtime
- Country music
- African-American music
- Old-time music
- Songster
- Hymn
- Isaac Watts
- Sheet music
- Tin Pan Alley
- Artie Matthews
- Contradanza
- Theatre Owners Booking Association
- Nightclub
- Cotton Club
- Beale Street
- American Record Corporation
- Okeh Records
- Paramount Records
- Bo Carter
- Jimmie Rodgers (country singer)
- Lonnie Johnson (musician)
- Blind Blake
- Sylvester Weaver (musician)
- Slide guitar
- Son House
- Blind Willie McTell
- Blind Boy Fuller
- Fingerstyle guitar
- Curley Weaver
- Barbecue Bob
- Kokomo Arnold
- Memphis blues
- Memphis, Tennessee
- Jug band
- Memphis Jug Band
- Frank Stokes (musician)
- Sleepy John Estes
- Robert Wilkins
- Kansas Joe McCoy
- Casey Bill Weldon
- Memphis Minnie
- Washboard (musical instrument)
- Violin musical styles
- Kazoo
- Mandolin
- Virtuoso
- Memphis Slim
- Classic female blues
- Vaudeville
- Lucille Bogan
- Victoria Spivey
- Lucille Hegamin
- Race record
- Torch song
- Gospel
- Leroy Carr
- Bluebird Records
- Scrapper Blackwell
- Charles Brown (musician)
- Nat King Cole
- Boogie-woogie
- Level (music)
- Jimmy Yancey
- Albert Ammons
- Pete Johnson
- Meade Lux Lewis
- Pinetop Smith
- Earl Hines
- Professor Longhair
- Dr. John
- Big band
- Territory band
- Bennie Moten
- Jay McShann
- Count Basie Orchestra
- One O'Clock Jump
- Blues shouter
- Jimmy Rushing
- Sent for You Yesterday
- Glenn Miller
- In the Mood
- Jump blues
- Saxophone
- Brass instrument
- Louis Jordan
- Kansas City, Missouri
- T-Bone Walker
- Great Migration (African American)
- Post–World War II economic expansion
- Second Great Migration (African American)
- Music industry
- African Americans
- Billboard (magazine)
- List of Billboard number-one rhythm and blues hits
- Instrument amplifier
- Gospel music
- Chicago
- Detroit
- St. Louis
- Electric guitar
- Double bass
- Drum kit
- Harmonica
- Public address system
- Distortion (music)
- Guitar amplifier
- Muddy Waters
- Mississippi
- Howlin' Wolf
- Willie Dixon
- Jimmy Reed
- J. T. Brown (musician)
- Elmore James
- J. B. Lenoir
- Little Walter
- Sonny Boy Williamson II
- Sonny Terry
- Harmonica techniques
- Big Walter Horton
- List of blues standards
- Hoochie Coochie Man
- I Just Want to Make Love to You
- Wang Dang Doodle
- Back Door Man
- Chess Records
- Checker Records
- Vee-Jay Records
- J.O.B. Records
- Sam Phillips
- Sun Records
- B.B. King
- Elvis Presley
- Popular music
- Bo Diddley
- Chuck Berry
- Louisiana
- Zydeco
- Clifton Chenier
- Cajuns
- Skiffle
- Alexis Korner
- Cyril Davies
- British Invasion
- The Rolling Stones
- The Yardbirds
- West Side, Chicago
- Magic Sam
- Buddy Guy
- Otis Rush
- Cobra Records
- Magic Slim
- Luther Allison
- Guitar solo
- John Lee Hooker
- Boogie Chillen'
- Swamp blues
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Lightnin' Slim
- Slim Harpo
- Sam Myers
- Jerry McCain
- J. D. "Jay" Miller
- Excello Records
- I'm a King Bee
- Mississippi Fred McDowell
- Hill country blues
- Soul music
- Dick Waterman
- Taj Mahal (musician)
- Endless Boogie
- String bending
- Vibrato
- Tennessee
- Bobby Bland
- Freddie King
- Albert King
- Eric Clapton
- Booker T. & the M.G.'s
- American folk music revival
- Newport Folk Festival
- Mississippi John Hurt
- Yazoo Records
- Paul Butterfield
- Mike Bloomfield
- British blues
- The Animals
- Fleetwood Mac
- John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers
- Supergroup (music)
- Cream (band)
- Rory Gallagher
- Manal
- Tango
- Beatnik
- Rock music
- Río de la Plata
- Mississippi Delta
- Porteño
- The Doors
- Canned Heat
- Jefferson Airplane
- Janis Joplin
- Johnny Winter
- The J. Geils Band
- Ry Cooder
- The Allman Brothers Band
- Jimi Hendrix
- Psychedelic rock
- Distortion
- Audio feedback
- Santana (band)
- Latin music (genre)
- Tulsa Sound
- J. J. Cale
- After Midnight (J. J. Cale song)
- Cocaine (song)
- Texas blues
- Stevie Ray Vaughan
- The Fabulous Thunderbirds
- Kim Wilson
- ZZ Top
- Jackson, Mississippi
- Deep South
- Soul blues
- Southern soul
- Malaco Records
- Z. Z. Hill
- Little Milton
- Bobby Rush (musician)
- Denise LaSalle
- Sir Charles Jones
- Bettye LaVette
- Marvin Sease
- Peggy Scott-Adams
- Clarence Carter
- Shirley Brown
- Strong Persuader
- Robert Cray
- Texas Flood
- The Healer (album)
- Unplugged (Eric Clapton album)
- Digital recording
- Video clip
- Living Blues
- R. L. Burnside
- Junior Kimbrough
- Blues Music Award
- Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album
- Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album
- Alligator Records
- Ruf Records
- Severn Records
- MCA Inc.
- Delmark Records
- NorthernBlues Music
- Fat Possum Records
- Vanguard Records
- Arhoolie Records
- Smithsonian Folkways
- Folkways Records
- Shanachie Records
- Internet
- YouTube
- Joe Bonamassa
- Gary Clark Jr.
- Shemekia Copeland
- Eric Gales
- Beth Hart
- Warren Haynes
- Jason Ricci
- Derek Trucks
- Ben Harper
- Charlie Musselwhite
- Orianthi
- ZZ Ward
- Cage the Elephant
- Jack White
- The Black Keys
- Louis Armstrong
- Duke Ellington
- Miles Davis
- Bob Dylan
- Harold Arlen
- Blues ballad
- George Gershwin
- Rhapsody in Blue
- Modal frame
- Ladder of thirds
- A Hard Day's Night (song)
- Tracy Chapman
- Thomas A. Dorsey
- Golden Gate Quartet
- Sam Cooke
- James Brown
- Funk
- New England
- Camp meeting
- Brass band
- Bebop
- Charlie Parker
- Beat (music)
- Carl Perkins
- Rockabilly
- Bluegrass music
- Hound Dog (song)
- Jerry Lee Lewis
- That's All Right
- Johnny B. Goode
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
- Shake, Rattle and Roll
- Long Tall Sally
- Tutti Frutti (song)
- Little Richard
- What'd I Say
- Blonde on Blonde
- Esther Ofarim
- Cinderella Rockefella
- Moon Mullican
- Bob Wills
- Bill Monroe
- Hank Williams
- Eddy Arnold
- Willie Nelson
- Waylon Jennings
- Heavy metal music
- Hip hop music
- Reggae
- Pop music
- Satan
- Lightnin' Hopkins
- Sounder (film)
- Grammy Award
- British Academy of Film and Television Arts
- Songcatcher
- Appalachian music
- The Blues Brothers (film)
- Cab Calloway
- Aretha Franklin
- The Blues Brothers
- Blues Brothers 2000
- Erykah Badu
- Steve Winwood
- Blues Traveler
- Jimmie Vaughan
- Jeff Baxter
- Martin Scorsese
- Clint Eastwood
- Wim Wenders
- The Blues (film series)
- Keb' Mo'
- America the Beautiful
- Blues dance
- Blues Hall of Fame
- Mississippi Blues Trail
- List of blues festivals
- List of blues musicians
- List of British blues musicians
- List of films about blues music
- List of train songs
- African-American culture
- 20th-century music
- National Blues Museum
- List of Chicago blues musicians
- List of Piedmont blues musicians
- Lists of musicians
- List of blues rock musicians
- List of classic female blues singers
- List of contemporary blues musicians
- List of country blues musicians
- List of Delta blues musicians
- List of Detroit blues musicians
- List of East Coast blues musicians
- List of electric blues musicians
- List of gospel blues musicians
- List of harmonica blues musicians
- List of jazz blues musicians
- List of juke joint blues musicians
- List of jump blues musicians
- List of Louisiana blues musicians
- List of Memphis blues musicians
- List of New Orleans blues musicians
- List of New York blues musicians
- List of punk blues musicians and bands
- List of soul-blues musicians
- List of southern rock bands
- List of soul jazz musicians
- List of swamp blues musicians
- List of Texas blues musicians
- List of West Coast blues musicians
- List of blue-eyed soul artists
- List of boogie woogie musicians
- List of gospel musicians
- List of R&B musicians
- List of ragtime musicians
- List of roots rock bands and musicians
- List of soul musicians
- List of swing musicians
- List of bass guitarists
- List of jazz guitarists
- List of lead guitarists
- List of rhythm guitarists
- List of slide guitarists
- List of harpists
- List of saxophonists
- List of performers on Top of the Pops