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They Sang The Blues In St. Louis

Here are some of the more famous blues and RnB musicians associated with the St. Louis area.

Tommy Bankhead; Fontella Bass; Chuck Berry; Big Bad Smitty; Big George Brock; Henry Brown; Shirley Brown; Jim Byrnes; Barbara Carr; Andrew Cauthen; James Crutchfield; Rudy "Silvercloud" Coleman; Teddy "Blind Boy" Darby; Walter Davis; Davis Bros.; James DeShay;

Frank Frost; Melvin Hughes; Johnnie Johnson; James "Stump" Johnson; Mary Johnson; Lonnie Johnson; Albert King; Little Milton; Robert Jr. Lockwood; Clayton Love; George and Ethel McCoy; Jimmy McCracklin; Mel and Tim; Montclairs; Robbie Montgomery; "Little" Alice Moore;

Robert Nighthawk; St. Louis Jimmy Oden; Erskine Ogelsby; Ann Peebles; Billy Peek; Leroy Pierson; Pops Porter; Yank Rachell; James Robinson; Oliver Sain; Bennie Smith; Bessie Mae Smith; Robert "Piano Slim" Smith; Marcell Strong; Roosevelt Sykes;

"Doc" Terry; Larry Thurston; Henry Townsend; Ike Turner; Tina Turner; aaaaace Wallace; Little Walter Westbrook; Peetie Wheatstraw; Arthur Williams; Big Joe Williams; and more to come.......

Archiving St. Louis
Blues Recordings

The St. Louis Blues Society is attempting to archive as many recordings by St. Louis blues artists (albums and songs) as possible. We hope to open some kind of library service in the future that will make these recordings accessible to the public.

If you have any rare recordings that you would would permit us to record, or if you would like to donate recordings or money for this cause, please contact us at P.O. Box 78894, St. Louis, MO 63178 or at mcddcd@sbcglobal.net.

Blues History Notes

This space will be used for interesting historical tales of the Blues.

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